Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly felt intense frustration following a 'lengthy' and 'difficult' phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump regarding military actions against Iran. Amid a fragile ceasefire, both leaders have been in communication to determine the next steps, but Trump's recent decision to postpone military strikes has sparked tension. Netanyahu is eager to resume operations targeting Iranian infrastructure to weaken the regime further, while Trump, after consulting Gulf leaders, has opted for a negotiation-focused approach. He mentioned that negotiators are drafting a 'letter of intent' aimed at ending the conflict and entering a 30-day negotiation period concerning Iran's nuclear program and other key issues. Meanwhile, regional mediators, including Qatar and Saudi Arabia, are working on a new peace proposal, though Iran has yet to indicate its willingness to accept it. Trump's caution also stems from Pentagon reports indicating that Iran has significantly enhanced its air defense capabilities, which could pose challenges for U.S. military operations.