Trump to Give Netanyahu an Ultimatum at White House Meeting: Report

Conservative News DailySeptember 29, 2025

President Donald Trump plans to present an ultimatum to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during thier meeting at the White House regarding the Israel-Gaza conflict. Trump intends for Netanyahu to either accept a 21-point peace plan aimed at ending the conflict or face a public break with the U.S. president, who appears ready to challenge Netanyahu for the first time as returning to office. While Trump has asserted that Netanyahu supports the plan, recent statements from Netanyahu emphasize continuing military action against Hamas, indicating he might potentially be reluctant to accept the deal. Trump’s administration and Arab partners are reportedly fully on board with the peace initiative, but frustration with Netanyahu is growing within the White House. Tensions have risen after Israel’s drone strike in Qatar targeting hamas leaders, which angered Trump. additionally, Trump has declared he will not allow Israel to annex the West Bank, adding to the pressure on Netanyahu. Ahead of Monday’s crucial meeting, Trump remains publicly optimistic, though insiders warn the talks could still fail. The meeting follows a reportedly arduous session between Netanyahu and White House envoys on Sunday.

President Donald Trump intends to deliver an ultimatum concerning the Israel-Gaza conflict to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when they meet at the White House on Monday, according to Axios.

Netanyahu will have a choice to make: Accept the president’s 21-point peace plan for an end to the conflict “or risk a public rift with a president who appears willing to break with him over Gaza for the first time since returning to office,” Axios reported early Monday morning.

A day earlier, Trump told Axios that the 21-point peace plan is in its “final stages” and vowed that Netanyahu is on board.

But two days earlier on Friday, the Israeli prime minister told the United Nations that his country “must finish the job” against Hamas.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the UN General Assembly that “we must finish the job,” urging swift action to eliminate the threat from Hamas and to prevent Iran from rebuilding its nuclear capacity. pic.twitter.com/QVcuUMUfAV

— New York Post (@nypost) September 26, 2025

His fierce remarks strongly suggest he’ll need some major convincing.

“[W]e’re waiting for the president to work his magic on Netanyahu,” a Trump adviser told Axios, adding that the White House’s Arab partners have already agreed to the deal “100 percent.”

However, several Trump aides who spoke with Axios predicted that if Netanyahu ultimately says “no “to the deal, a fed-up Trump will publicly turn on him for the first time ever.

“Everyone — and I mean everyone — is exasperated with Bibi,” an anonymous Trump administration official said.

Politico has confirmed that Trump was “very heated” with Netanyahu when he spoke with him on the phone earlier this month after Israel committed a drone strike in Qatar targeting top Hamas officials.

🚨 BREAKING: Israel just struck inside Qatar—wiping out senior Hamas leaders responsible for the October 7 massacre.

NOWHERE is safe. Ask Hezbollah. And Iran.

This is one of the boldest counterterror moves in modern history. 🧵👇 pic.twitter.com/94G3RvDaJu

— Rod D. Martin (@RodDMartin) September 9, 2025

Politico also reported that last week Trump told Arab leaders that he won’t allow Israel to seize the West Bank like it’s seized Gaza.

“I will not allow Israel to annex the West Bank,” he later confirmed to reporters two days later. “There’s been enough. It’s time to stop now.”

NOW – Trump: “I will not allow Israel to annex the West Bank. Nope. I will not allow it. It’s not gonna happen… There’s been enough. It’s time to stop now. OK?” pic.twitter.com/w4vF4NrkU7

— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) September 25, 2025

Monday’s meeting between Trump and Netanyahu will follow a meeting Sunday between Netanyahu and White House envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, Axios reported.

The Sunday meeting reportedly didn’t go so well.

Both Witkoff and Kushner have “just about had it” with Netanyahu, a Trump adviser told Axios.

“Steve was handling Israel more, and Jared was with the Arab states, but both are at their wits’ end with Israel,” the adviser said.

Publicly, Trump remains optimistic about Monday’s meeting.

“We’re doing very well,” he told NBC News on Sunday. “It looks like there is a really good chance for peace in the Middle East. Everybody is on board. Everybody.”

He d this same sentiment to social media: