Netanyahu's daily Iran war push to Trump meets White House resistance

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been urging US President Donald Trump daily to resume military action against Iran, according to a report, while White House officials and regional leaders push back in favor of diplomacy. Trump has signaled that renewed US military action is unlikely for now, citing "positive momentum" toward ending the conflict, though he said American forces remain prepared to act if circumstances change. At least four Arab and Muslim leaders, including Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, have spoken to Trump in recent days to advocate for negotiations. Iran has threatened to retaliate against any fresh attacks, including targeting undersea cables in the Strait of Hormuz and regional data centers. Mediators have struggled for weeks to break a deadlock over an interim agreement, with Trump previously rejecting a seven-day plan presented by Iran in September.