Donald Trump has said that the decision on when to end the war with Iran will be made together with Benjamin Netanyahu. He explained that both leaders are discussing the situation closely as the conflict continues.
Speaking in an interview with The Times of Israel, Trump said the final decision will come at the right time after considering all factors. He described the process as a “mutual” one, showing strong cooperation between the United States and Israel during the conflict.
Trump also stated that Netanyahu’s views will be taken into account when deciding how the war should end. However, he suggested that Washington would still make the final call after consultations with its ally.
The comments highlight the close military and political coordination between the two countries as tensions with Iran remain high. Analysts say the conflict and the decision on when to stop it could have major effects on security across the Middle East.
