Trump denies Israel pushed US into Iran war
President Donald Trump has publicly denied that Israel influenced the US decision to go to war with Iran.

President Donald Trump has publicly denied that Israel influenced the US decision to go to war with Iran.

Trump elaborated on his denial, specifically citing the October 7 attacks and his anti-nuclear stance as the reasons for war, and launched a broadside against media 'pundits and polls'.
Trump added a comparison to Venezuela and predicted 'amazing' results in Iran.
Trump made the denial in a social media post, specifically referencing the October 7 attacks and his position on Iran's nuclear program.
Trump elaborated on his denial in a Truth Social post, specifically mentioning October 7 attacks and his opposition to Iranian nuclear weapons as factors, while attacking media and polls as rigged.
Trump added a direct attack on media pundits and polls, calling 90% of their reporting lies and made-up stories.
Trump's denial was made in a public statement, adding to his previous comments on the matter.
Trump added commentary attacking media coverage, calling it 'FAKE NEWS' and claiming '90% of what they say are lies and made up stories.'
Trump elaborated that his decision was based on his long-held opposition to an Iranian nuclear weapon and the 'results of October 7th'.
Trump added criticism of media and polls as 'lies' and 'rigged,' and expressed optimism about potential regime change in Iran leading to prosperity.
Trump made the denial in a statement on Monday, providing a specific timeline for his rebuttal to the reports.
Trump expanded on his previous denial, adding commentary on Iran's nuclear future, regime change, and criticism of media and polls.
Trump provided more context for his decision, citing the 'results of Oct. 7th' and his 'lifelong opinion' against an Iranian nuclear weapon. He also expanded his criticism of the media and polls, and made a direct call for 'regime change' in Iran.