Trump Blasts Netanyahu Over Ceasefire Chaos, Slams Media on Iran Nuclear Strike Doubts

In a whirlwind of events that could give anyone emotional whiplash, President Trump went from jubilant to furious in mere hours over a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Late Monday, Trump heralded a historic 24-hour truce, proclaiming it the 'Official END to THE 12 DAY WAR' with a social media post dripping with optimism: 'CONGRATULATIONS TO EVERYONE!' He even invoked divine blessings for the Middle East and the world, painting a picture of lasting peace.

But by Tuesday morning, the dream shattered. Ceasefire violations erupted on both sides, with a devastating Iranian missile strike claiming four Israeli lives in an apartment building. Trump, however, reserved his sharpest criticism for Israel’s larger retaliation, publicly urging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to 'cool down' and expressing raw frustration over the unraveling of his diplomatic triumph. The setback stung—after all, this could have been a Nobel-worthy achievement, a rare bridge between bitter foes.

Adding to the chaos, Trump’s rhetoric took unexpected turns. His hints at 'regime change' in Iran, coupled with claims of knowing the whereabouts of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, raised eyebrows and contradicted the official stance of targeting only Iran’s nuclear program. Meanwhile, domestic critics like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez called for impeachment, prompting a blistering response from Trump who questioned her intelligence and qualifications in a series of personal attacks. AOC fired back with biting sarcasm, accusing him of breaking campaign promises and dragging the U.S. into war.

Despite the political mudslinging, Trump managed to nudge the ceasefire back on track with a firm call to Netanyahu, signaling that U.S. military involvement would cease. Both Israel and Iran reluctantly recommitted to the truce, at least for now. Yet, Trump’s frustration spilled over to the media, as he lashed out at cable networks for questioning the extent of damage to Iran’s nuclear sites like Fordow. He praised the 'unbelievable job' by U.S. pilots while branding outlets as 'fake news' and 'scum' for their skepticism, even as early reports suggest the strikes may have only delayed Iran’s nuclear ambitions by a few months.

This saga, from ceasefire to chaos and back, underscores the volatile nature of Middle East diplomacy—and Trump’s unrelenting style in navigating it. The fog of war, and politics, remains thicker than ever.