Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly yielding to US President Donald Trump’s demands regarding the ongoing Middle East conflict, as detailed by the Al-Monitor news website. According to Israeli government sources, Netanyahu's recent decision to cease attacks on Beirut exemplifies Israel's diminished capacity to act independently, highlighting a shift in the dynamics of US-Israel relations. Historically, Netanyahu had more maneuverability with previous US administrations, but Trump's insistence on pursuing a peaceful resolution has forced the Israeli leadership to comply. This evolving relationship has granted Trump substantial influence over both Israel's strategic decisions and Netanyahu's political future. While Netanyahu previously managed to resist pressures from US presidents such as Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden, his reliance on Trump has fostered a codependent relationship that now appears unchangeable. As Trump grows weary of the conflict with Iran and begins to grasp its implications, Netanyahu finds himself increasingly constrained by this partnership.