US President Donald Trump on Sunday denied reports of differences with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling them ‘fake news’.Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump said, “That was the second fake news – I had an argument with my wife. No, we’re really good. And he’ll tell you that we’re leading the whole thing. They may say it or not. It doesn’t matter to me. “My relationship with Bibi Netanyahu is extraordinary.”He added, “We get along really well. He will tell you that we are leading the whole thing. He can’t say no, the main thing is to get it done. My relationship with Bibi Netanyahu, I would say, is really extraordinary.”The comments come as the United States and Israel continue their military operations against Iran, a conflict that has destabilized the Middle East and disrupted global markets.According to officials, the bombing has displaced more than three million people and caused significant damage to infrastructure, while fuel prices continue to rise around the world.Earlier, The New York Times had said in a report that Trump and Netanyahu share short-term military goals that include destroying Iran’s missile systems, nuclear facilities, naval forces and weapons production. However, their long-term objectives appear to differ. Trump has focused on weakening Iran and pushing the country toward negotiations, while Netanyahu reportedly wants regime change and an end to Iran’s regional influence.At the same time, Trump is also facing domestic pressure. With the midterm elections approaching, public support for the conflict remains low, with many Americans wary of a prolonged war.Experts suggested that Trump might seek a quick solution rather than pursuing full-scale regime change once Iran’s military capabilities are sufficiently diminished.