United States President Donald Trump affirmed a strong alignment with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following a phone call on Tuesday that covered a range of strategic issues. Writing on Truth Social, Trump said, "I've just spoken to Prime Minister of Israel, Bibi Netanyahu, relative to numerous subjects including Trade, Iran, etc. The call went very well."

Trump emphasized that he and Netanyahu are "on the same side of every issue," signaling robust cooperation between Washington and Jerusalem at a time of heightened regional tension. The discussion focused heavily on Iran, amid reports that both Netanyahu and several Trump administration officials are urging a tougher stance toward Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.

Netanyahu reiterated during the call that Israel will not permit Iran to develop nuclear weapons, a position that aligns with Trump’s hardline rhetoric and past actions aimed at curbing Iran’s nuclear program. The reaffirmation of a united front comes as policymakers in both countries navigate a volatile geopolitical landscape and growing global scrutiny over nuclear proliferation.

The timing of the conversation suggests renewed coordination on critical security and trade matters, reinforcing the bilateral relationship that has remained a pillar of Trump’s foreign policy agenda. With Trump now in his second term as president, his administration continues to stress loyalty to allies who support his strategic objectives, especially in the Middle East.

As the US seeks to project strength on the global stage, Trump’s consistent messaging alongside Netanyahu underscores a mutual commitment to shared priorities, including countering Iran’s regional influence and expanding trade ties between the two nations.