Netanyahu on Iran:
I told Trump: one possibility, of course, is that you reach an agreement with Iran -- a good agreement. We have no objection to that. I just doubt whether you can make an agreement with…
Assessment
Netanyahu is publicly framing Iran as an untrustworthy negotiating partner, directly advising Trump that any deal with the current Iranian leadership is unlikely. The prime minister's language, calling them savages, signals he expects military or coercive pressure rather than diplomacy to be the effective path. This positions Israel as skeptical of any emerging US-Iran agreement and sets expectations for potential Israeli opposition to a deal.