The bilateral discussion took place on Saturday between the American president and the Israeli prime minister. Speaking publicly on Sunday, Donald Trump characterized the weekend phone exchange as a "very good talk." He confirmed that Iran was specifically included among the various subjects addressed during the conversation.
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Trump says he had good talk with Netanyahu
1 November 2026 21:20 GMT
US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
"Just had a very good talk with him," Trump said of the conversation, which took place on Saturday.
One of the topics of conversation was Iran, Trump said.
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