Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged that Israel has a limited capacity to influence Donald Trump's decisions regarding Iran.

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, stated in private discussions that Israel has no "maneuvering room" to influence the decisions of American President Donald Trump regarding Iran, while he negotiates a ceasefire agreement in the current conflict.

His comments, reported by Israeli officials, come in the context of Israel being excluded from the initial negotiations. Netanyahu emphasized that Israel will maintain its right to act militarily against perceived threats, including in Lebanon, which could affect a potential agreement with Iran.

Trump also stated that Netanyahu will follow his instructions. In recent weeks, the two leaders have discussed the negotiations with Iran several times, with Netanyahu insisting on the dismantling of Iranian nuclear facilities. In this context, Netanyahu is facing internal pressures ahead of the elections, and the opposition accuses him of failures in achieving security objectives.