Donald Trump has claimed Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu will do whatever is asked of him, insisting the pair are on the same page over negotiations to end the Iran war.
"He's fine, he'll do whatever I want him to do,” the US president told reporters at an airbase in Maryland, according to American media.
Earlier, Israel's Channel 12 reported there was a “lengthy and dramatic” phone call between the two about Trump’s decision to call off a return to military attacks.
“He's a very- very good man. He'll do whatever I want him to do. And he's a great guy," Trump said.
Trump also told reporters he is in no hurry to bring the war with Iran to an end, and achieving the mission’s objectives was more important than setting a timeline for its conclusion.
Iran, meanwhile, said it will not surrender if the US restarts attacks.
Parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Galibaf said on Wednesday that “obvious and hidden moves by the enemy" showed that they were seeking a new round of war.
