Former U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly expressed dissatisfaction with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s handling of the situation in Lebanon. Trump stated he is “not happy” with Netanyahu’s actions, offering no specific details regarding his criticisms. He further proposed a shift in regional strategy, suggesting Syria should take the lead in defeating the Hezbollah militant group. This contrasts with current U.S. and Israeli policy, which largely focuses on containing Hezbollah’s influence through other means. Trump’s comments raise questions about potential changes in U.S. foreign policy should he regain office. The suggestion of Syrian involvement is particularly notable, given the ongoing civil war and the Assad regime’s close ties to Iran, a key Hezbollah ally. The remarks were made during a recent interview, quickly drawing attention from international observers.