Trump Rages At Netanyahu After Iran Oil Strike Sends Gas Prices Soaring Trump-Netanyahu Clash EruptsDonald Trump has lashed out at Benjamin Netanyahu after Israeli strikes on Iran’s oil infrastructure sent global fuel prices surging. The US President revealed he personally warned Israel’s leader to stop targeting energy sites — as the escalating conflict begins to hammer consumers worldwide. “Don’t Do That” WarningSpeaking in the Oval Office, Trump confirmed he had intervened directly. “I told him, ‘don’t do that,’” he said, insisting the strikes would not continue. The rare public rebuke exposes growing tension between Washington and Tel Aviv — despite the two allies coordinating closely in the widening war. Oil Strike Sparks Price SurgeThe flashpoint came after Israeli attacks on Iran’s vast South Pars gas field — a critical energy hub — triggering fires and retaliatory strikes across the الخليج. Fuel prices have since surged sharply, with US gasoline jumping from around $2.90 to nearly $3.90 a gallon in just weeks. Threats Of Massive EscalationDespite distancing himself from the strike, Trump doubled down on threats against Iran. He warned he could “massively blow up” energy infrastructure if Tehran continues targeting Gulf facilities, raising fears of an all-out economic war. Allies Furious As Crisis DeepensThe escalation has rattled global allies. Emmanuel Macron branded the strike “reckless,” while Western nations scrambled to respond to growing threats against shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. At the same time, Trump turned his fire on NATO allies, accusing them of failing to step up to protect vital trade routes. War And Markets On EdgeWith oil routes under threat and military tensions rising, markets remain on edge — and households are already feeling the strain. The longer the conflict drags on, the greater the risk that energy shocks spiral into a full-blown global economic crisis. SOURCE
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