Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has privately acknowledged that Israel currently has limited ability to shape US President Donald Trump’s decisions on Iran, according to a Reuters report that points to growing strains beneath one of the world’s closest strategic alliances.

The incident was the latest threat against President Donald Trump's life, coming one month after the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner.

The lack of a decisive victory in the Iran war has led to Trump losing confidence in the Israeli prime minister, analysts say.

By Rami AyyubJERUSALEM, May 25 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told confidants in private conversations that Israel has little ability to influence Donald…

Netanyahu's comments, described to Reuters by two Israeli officials with knowledge of the conversations, come as Israel has largely been left out of talks to reach an initial deal…

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has privately acknowledged that Israel currently has limited ability to shape US President Donald Trump’s decisions on Iran, according to…

Declaração se dá enquanto o presidente dos Estados Unidos negocia um acordo para a guerra de quase três meses

Netanyahu faces growing criticism as US advances talks that may sideline Israeli security concerns

The Israeli prime minister held three phone calls with Donald Trump last week and commented on a possible deal only after the third conversation on Sunday, Reuters recalled

Premierul israelian Benjamin Netanyahu le-a spus unor apropiați, în discuții private, că Israelul are o capacitate redusă de a influența deciziile lui Donald