Trump administration loses trust in Netanyahu's Iran war predictions

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A senior Trump administration official has expressed frustration with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over his repeated optimistic predictions about the war with Iran that failed to come true. The official's remarks highlight growing skepticism within the administration regarding Netanyahu's assessments of the conflict. Washington has signaled it will no longer take Israeli claims at face value and intends to independently verify future assessments before acting on them. The development points to a notable strain in the usually close US-Israel relationship under the Trump administration.

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