“This is about the best place we can be,” said Brett McGurk on Monday, referring to the precarious state of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran. However, that fragile calm was thrown into uncertainty after a visibly frustrated President Donald Trump unleashed a blunt tirade against both nations during an unscripted moment with reporters.
“I’m not happy with Israel, I’m not happy with Iran — they’re both threatening the ceasefire and they don’t know what the f*** they’re doing,” Trump said, in a strikingly candid and expletive-laced comment that quickly reverberated across global media.
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The president’s remarks marked a rare public rebuke of Israel, a key U.S. ally, and signaled his growing impatience with escalating tensions in the Middle East that threaten to unravel recent diplomatic progress. Trump’s frustration appeared rooted in intelligence briefings indicating increased military posturing by both sides, raising fears of renewed hostilities despite international pressure to maintain restraint.
His comments also underscored deep divisions within the administration and the broader U.S. foreign policy establishment, as officials scramble to keep the ceasefire from collapsing. Critics say Trump’s unpredictable approach is undermining America’s credibility as a mediator, while others argue his blunt rhetoric reflects a genuine desire to prevent further escalation.….KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
