Israeli media reports claim several Arab leaders have privately urged US President Donald Trump to reconsider his support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, reportedly viewing Netanyahu's government as an obstacle to broader Middle East diplomatic efforts. The reports come as discussions continue over Trump's regional plans and Israel's upcoming elections. Meanwhile, Israeli President Isaac Herzog has called for progress on normalising ties with Saudi Arabia, expressing hope for closer relations with Riyadh. Saudi Arabia had paused normalisation talks with Israel following the Gaza war and has maintained that any agreement depends on progress toward establishing an independent Palestinian state.

Israel-Saudi peace deal back in focus | Arab leaders raise concerns over Netanyahu

U.S. President Donald Trump has defended the newly announced 14-point Memorandum of Understanding with Iran amid criticism from political opponents and foreign policy experts. The agreement aims to reduce tensions, reopen key trade routes and establish a framework for future negotiations. Trump's comments come as debate intensifies over the deal's long-term impact on regional security, missile development and America's Middle East strategy.

U.S. President Defends 14-Point MoU With Iran 

Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince MBS reportedly clashed with Donald Trump over advancing Israel ties, telling the former president “Not Now” amid delicate regional diplomacy. Axios reveals details of the confrontation, signaling tensions between U.S. ambitions and Saudi priorities. This video explores the implications for Middle East geopolitics, U.S.–Saudi relations, and Israel’s evolving diplomatic landscape.

Axios Reveals Heated Trump–MBS Clash Over Israel Ties