Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said President Donald Trump remains the leading decision-maker in the U.S.-Israel response to Iran, denying that he pressured Trump to continue military action.

Netanyahu said he remains skeptical of diplomacy with Iran but supports testing negotiations under strong economic and diplomatic pressure.

He described the U.S. and Israel as allies while emphasizing that Trump has the final say on decisions involving further attacks, blockades, or potential agreements.

Netanyahu said Iran has been weakened by the conflict but acknowledged that its government has not collapsed and warned against further attacks on Israel, ABC News has reported.

He also expressed concern over declining U.S. support for Israel and blamed foreign influence campaigns and social media for contributing to the shift in public opinion.