‘Israel Won’t Exist Without Me’: Trump’s MOST EXPLOSIVE Rant Against Bibi; ‘He Is F***ing Crazy…

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[00:00:00]The diplomatic mask has not just slipped. It has been completely ripped away by the president of the United States himself. In a stunning media disclosure, President Donald Trump personally confirmed that he launched into a brutal, expletive-laden tirade against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

[00:00:22]>> [music] >> Speaking on Miranda Devine's New York Post podcast, Trump was asked flatly if he called the Israeli leader crazy during an explosive Monday phone call regarding the military campaign in Lebanon.

[00:00:36]Trump's response was immediate and unedited. I did.

[00:00:43]The public confirmation signals a historic widening [music] divide between the two leaders, threatening to permanently fracture the US-Israel wartime alliance over the fighting in Lebanon and the broader diplomatic road map with Iran.

[00:00:58]While Trump attempted to soften the blow on air by claiming he was merely perturbed, US officials briefed on the raw contents of Monday's call reveal a scene of absolute unbridled fury.

[00:01:11]According to insiders quoted by Axios, Trump explicitly screamed at the Israeli Prime Minister, adding, "Everybody hates you now. Everybody hates Israel because of this."

[00:01:24]>> [music] >> The president's outrage was triggered after Netanyahu ordered the Israeli military to launch massive, disproportionate new air strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs, a move US officials warned would completely isolate Israel globally.

[00:01:43]The geopolitical stakes behind Trump's explosive anger could not be higher. The profanity-laced intervention occurred immediately after Tehran threatened to completely walk away from historic, legacy-defining peace talks with the US over Israel's actions in Lebanon.

[00:02:01]Faced with the collapse of a sweeping regional deal, which includes a 60-day ceasefire extension and the lifting of naval blockades, Trump effectively overruled the Israeli war cabinet.

[00:02:16]The pressure worked. Immediately following the call, Netanyahu capitulated, completely aborting the planned bombardment of Beirut, allowing Trump to triumphantly declare that peace talks with Iran are continuing at a rapid pace. The era of unconditional American backing has officially ended.

[00:02:34]Washington has made it clear that Jerusalem will not be permitted to bomb its way through the president's global agenda.

[00:02:45]The public facade of an unbreakable, absolute alliance between the United States and Israel has just been completely shattered on Capitol Hill.

[00:02:54]>> [music] >> In a stunning, public pivot that has sent shockwaves through the Israeli war cabinet, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a brutal, cold-blooded [music] snub to Jerusalem while testifying before lawmakers in Congress on Tuesday.

[00:03:14]>> [music] >> With Israeli forces actively enforcing a hardline military buffer zone in southern Lebanon, [music] Rubio stripped away Washington's diplomatic cover of the operation. He flatly stated that Israel has absolutely [music] no territorial claims in Lebanon and declared that the two nations could sign a definitive peace treaty by tomorrow morning, effectively framing Israel's current military expansion as entirely unnecessary if it weren't for the shadow of Tehran.

[00:03:44]Rubio went on a rhetorical rampage, entirely decoupling [music] the sovereign nation of Lebanon from the militant group paralyzing its politics, [music] laying the entire blame for the current regional bloodshed squarely at the feet of Iran.

[00:04:02]>> Yes, and just very quickly, um can you want to clarify use this opportunity the president had a tweet about speaking with Hezbollah yesterday? Do you want to clarify uh for people what happened and anything that you'd like >> Well, we we we received uh communications via the the Lebanese government and the speaker over there on behalf of Hezbollah as early as Sunday about uh that they would restrain from attacking Israeli territory if Israel did not take strikes new strikes in Beirut. And so it it came from Hezbollah but through Lebanese authorities.

[00:04:34]>> I I think that clarification is important. Thank you.

[00:04:36]>> It's one of the interesting things that's happening and I know Senator Shaheen has a great interest in Lebanon.

[00:04:41]It's one of the most ironic situations in the world. The Lebanese government and the Israeli government could do a peace deal tomorrow. Israel has no territorial claims in Lebanon and Hezbollah is in particular. In fact, Hezbollah has called for the overthrow of the current Lebanese government. The impediment in Lebanon is the fact that Hezbollah has embedded himself into that country and is the reason for all the suffering that's happening there right now and all the suffering that's historically happened. Entirely funded, entirely controlled by Iran. There is no Hezbollah without Iran. There is no Hezbollah without Iran. I mean, there might be a political movement with ideology, but they don't have a bunch of rockets, they don't have a bunch of weapons without Iran. They are a complete total proxy of Iran and that's the kind of action >> that needs to be >> Rubio's public positioning [music] is merely the clean diplomatic cover for an absolute volcanic explosion [music] behind closed doors. Reports have suggested US President Donald Trump engaged in a vicious, highly heated phone call with Benjamin [music] Netanyahu.

[00:05:40]The conversation reportedly [music] deteriorated into pure profanity with several major outlets revealing [music] that Trump explicitly shouted at Netanyahu over his reckless threats to launch heavy air strikes and ground incursions into Beirut's southern suburbs.

[00:05:57]>> [music] >> The White House panicked after Tehran warned that an assault on the capital would instantly [music] destroy the broader regional ceasefire, forcing Trump to humiliate his closest ally by ordering forward Israeli troops to turn around in full view of the world.

[00:06:15]>> [music] >> The true reason for Washington's sudden brutal betrayal of Jerusalem is clear.

[00:06:23]Trump is closing in [music] on a massive legacy-defining deal with Iran.

[00:06:31]By demanding Netanyahu stay out of Beirut and publicly declaring that Israel has zero territorial rights in Lebanon, the Trump administration has made their choice. [music] They are fully prepared to sacrifice Israel's military goals to secure a signature from Tehran.

[00:06:48]The era of unconditional American backing is over, and Netanyahu has just been left holding the bag.

[00:06:55]>> [music] >> News never [music] stops.

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