Prime Minister Netanyahu Will Contact Trump 'Report' Israel's Attack On Iran

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu/screenshot via Instagram @isselipm

JAKARTA - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will speak with US President Donald Trump today.

Netanyahu is also expected to hold a situational meeting on Friday, June 13, the official said. The timing of the implementation of the two is not yet clear.

President Trump previously said Israel's attacks on Iran were "very good" and warned there would be more to come.

"I think it's really good. We gave them a chance and they didn't take it. They got hit hard, very hard. They got as hard as you would have received and much more is going to happen. Much more," Trump said in an interview with ABC. as reported by Reuters, Friday, June 13.

Trump warned Iran to agree to the nuclear deal "before there is nothing left." Trump has signaled that the next Israeli attack on the country will be "more brutal."

In a post on Truth Social on Friday morning local time, Trump wrote Iranian leaders "don't know what's going to happen. They're all DEAD now, and it's going to get worse!"

"There have been deaths and major devastation, but there is still time to end this massacre, with the next attack already planned to be even more brutal," Trump wrote.

"Iran must make a deal, before there is nothing left, and save what used to be known as the Iranian Empire," said the US President.

Negotiations over the new nuclear deal with Iran have escalated in recent weeks, but Tehran's insistence on its right to enrich uranium has proven to be a major critical point.