Former President Donald Trump asserted that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will have no option but to accept a cease-fire agreement with Iran, which is being negotiated by the U.S. This statement came after Iran launched missile strikes against Israel, marking a significant escalation in tensions. Trump emphasized that he is in control of the situation, instructing Netanyahu not to retaliate against Iran, despite conflicting statements from Israeli military officials. He stated that the U.S. military is on alert and hinted at the possibility of deploying troops if cease-fire negotiations collapse. Trump also noted that the missile strikes would not impact the ongoing negotiations for a U.S.-Iran interim cease-fire agreement. He characterized the missile attacks as minor and suggested that both sides had engaged in strikes. Trump reiterated his belief that a deal with Iran is imminent and expressed concern about the potential for current tensions to disrupt these negotiations.