By Alexander CornwellTEL AVIV, June 2 (Reuters) - Benjamin Netanyahu is under criticism at home after U.S. President Donald Trump declared Israel would halt plans to attack Iran ally Hezbollah in Beirut, highlighting pressure the Israeli leader faces ahead of an election polls show him losing. Trump said on Monday that Israel and Hezbollah had agreed to halt attacks on one another, hours after Netanyahu ordered new strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs, prompting a warning from Iran that Israel was jeopardizing Tehran's talks with the U.S.

June 1 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that Israel would send no troops to Beirut after a call he held with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. "I…

Trump's comments emerged after Israel’s government ordered strikes on the southern suburbs of Beirut and as Hezbollah fired rockets at northern Israel

Neither Hezbollah nor Israel has confirmed the ceasefire announced by President Donald Trump, who made the declaration after Iran's IRGC threatened a major attack on northern…

The conversation between the two leaders was reportedly heated, with US news outlet Axios saying the US president lashed out at Netanyahu in the expletive-laden call.

Lapid says Israelis learned of the halt from Trump, not their government, while Bennett, Liberman and Ben-Gvir accuse Netanyahu of losing control and failing to act against…

As Trump claims to have brokered an end to “all shooting” between Israel and Hezbollah, Ben-Gvir urges Netanyahu to continue with major strikes on Lebanon.

US President says he held 'very productive' talks with Israel's Netanyahu and leaders of Hezbollah

Netanyahu ordered a strike on Dahieh after repeated Hezbollah ceasefire violations, but US president intervened after Iran threatened escalation and announced a new 'quiet for…

US president ‘held expletive-laden phone call’ with Israeli PM after Iran pulled out of peace talks

Trump says Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to stop attacks as tensions rise in Lebanon, with ceasefire efforts facing fresh challenges.

“This is the time to tell our friend, President Trump - ‘no’,” National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir wrote on X/Twitter.

After Trump got Netanyahu to call off renewed attacks against Beirut, the right wing of Netanyahu's coalition voiced their collective outrage.

Netanyahu cancels Lebanon raid after a tense call with Trump, who urged de-escalation amid rising tensions with Iran.

US President strongly objected to the destruction of entire buildings to target an individual Hezbollah commander

Israeli officials have condemned Prime Minister Netanyahu's decision to call of the strikes in Lebanon after being urged by US President Donald Trump to stop. | India News

US officials told Axios Trump lashed out at Netanyahu, called him 'crazy' and halted Dahiyeh strikes; Trump said an Iran deal could come next week

A dramatic public rift appeared to open between US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday. Trump announced a unilateral ceasefire between…

US President Donald Trump’s announcement of a ceasefire in Lebanon and the reported cancellation of an Israeli strike on Beirut’s southern suburbs sparked criticism of Israeli…

Several Israeli politicians have condemned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's reported decision to postpone planned strikes on Beirut after US President Donald Trump urged him to…

US President Donald Trump sharply criticised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a tense phone call on Monday over Israel’s military escalation in Lebanon, and…