Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Trump: Netanyahu shares Iran intel to keep US engaged
US President Donald Trump said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is sharing information about Iran's nuclear program publicly because he wants the US to stay involved.
Trump also said that if Iran does not make a deal, the US might attack a nuclear site called Pickaxe Mountain.
He said the US has been watching the site and it is not a big problem.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is publicly sharing intelligence on Iran's alleged nuclear program to keep the US engaged.
US President Donald Trump said he does not need Netanyahu to tell him about Iran's nuclear activities.
Trump questioned why the information was made public and suggested it was to keep the US involved.
Trump warned that the US could launch further strikes on Iran if negotiations fail, specifically mentioning the Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site.
Trump claimed that the US has been monitoring the Pickaxe Mountain site and it poses no significant challenge.
- Who
- US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
- What
- Netanyahu is publicly sharing intelligence on Iran's alleged nuclear program to keep the US engaged
- When
- July 28
- Where
- United States
- Why
- Netanyahu wants the US to remain involved in the situation with Iran
US and Israel
Iran
US and Israel's stance on Iran's nuclear program
US and Israel
The US and Israel are concerned about Iran's alleged efforts to rebuild its nuclear program and have threatened military action if Iran does not strike a deal.
Iran
Iran has not publicly commented on the allegations or threats.
- US President
- Donald Trump
- Israeli Prime Minister
- Benjamin Netanyahu
- Country of Concern
- Iran
- Alleged Nuclear Site
- Pickaxe Mountain
- Date of Interview
- July 28
- News Source
- Fox News
- Preferred Source
- WION