US President Donald Trump criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over Israel's attacks on Lebanon at the G7 Summit. According to Al Jazeera, Trump warned Netanyahu to be "more responsible" [fonte_3, fonte_1]. This criticism comes as Trump announced a new deal with Iran, which Netanyahu has not publicly supported.
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been a longstanding issue, with Israel's actions in Lebanon being a point of contention. The Guardian reports that Netanyahu finally spoke out on the Iran deal, after more than a day of silence [fonte_2]. The strategic interests of the US and Israel are diverging, with Israel potentially going it alone against Iran.
Trump emphasized that Iran "will never have a nuclear weapon" under the new deal [fonte_4]. Hezbollah, a Lebanese militant group, stated that the deal hinges on Israel withdrawing from Lebanon. The situation remains tense, with Netanyahu facing pressure to respond to the Iran deal.
The US-Israel relationship has reached a "fork in the road," with the two nations having differing views on Iran [fonte_2]. As the situation continues to unfold, Trump's criticism of Netanyahu highlights the growing rift between the two allies.