Report: Netanyahu calls Trump 'every day' and urges him to strike Iran; Arab leaders push to end the war

According to a report in the Financial Times, Netanyahu calls Trump daily and urges him to strike Iran, while Arab leaders push to end the war. Trump said in an interview that there is great aversion to Israel in the US, and that the FBI will intervene in the espionage affair of Nvidia's CEO.

According to a report in the Financial Times, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls US President Donald Trump on a daily basis and urges him to strike Iran, while Arab and Muslim leaders from around the world try to advance the end of the war. In an interview with '60 Minutes' on CBS, Trump analyzed the reasons for the loss of Republican control of Congress, noting that voters did not like the war, the rise in gasoline prices, and that there is great aversion to Israel. Additionally, during a briefing at the White House, Trump said that the FBI will intervene in the espionage affair of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, after the company's board opened an independent investigation following reports of a romantic relationship with a Chinese spy.