President Trump’s Latest Clash With Netanyahu Revealed: ‘What The F*** Are You Doing?’

Asserting that a peace agreement was just “hours” away, President Donald Trump this week recounted his terse conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid tense negotiations with Iran.

As Fox News reported, Trump described the phone call during an interview on Sunday:

Trump made the comments in an interview with Fox News’ Trey Yingst, who cautioned that Iran has backed away from negotiations at the last minute multiple times.

Yingst noted that the tensions between Israel and Iran are an “x-factor” for the negotiations after Israel launched strikes against Hezbollah targets in Beirut, a red line for Iran.

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Trump publicly condemned Israel’s strikes earlier Sunday and called on Israel and all other parties to cease hostilities.

Trump told Yingst that he spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu directly.

“What the f— are you doing?” Trump says he told Netanyahu.

Meanwhile, the White House has been signaling meaningful progress in the pursuit of a resolution to the ongoing military operation:

Let's pray for all involved to find peace.

— Strangedays (@Strangedayz26) June 14, 2026

I had to read it twice too.
It was more to do with my being really dumb though.

Truly awful! God forbid the President try to mediate this conflict.
Literally came to Israel’s defense twice in that too, Mark.

— Uncle Sam's Group Chat (@Sams_group_chat) June 14, 2026

Fingers crossed. Let’s close this out with what we hoped to achieve. If not, keep going until we get there.

— David Owen (@DavidOw06659619) June 14, 2026

Here’s the latest coverage from BBC:

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth says “we are on track” to sign a deal with Iran, and it’s “not a matter of if” but when. 

In an interview with the BBC’s US partner CBS, Hegseth says: “We’re attuned to what’s happening with Hezbollah firing rockets into northern Israel, which they need to stop doing,” adding that “Iran needs to encourage them to stop doing that in very adamant ways”. 

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“If Iran wants this to hold”, Hegseth warns, “they need to pull back Hezbollah, no doubt”.

And here’s some more of the most recent developments: