Trump asks Netanyahu not to strike back at Iran

Trump said he would call Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and press him not to retaliate after Iran's missile attack, while earlier Israeli launches complicated the timing.

1. Frame 1After Iran's missile attack, Trump said he would ask Netanyahu to stop another Israeli strike before more launches followed.
2. Frame 2A brief Trump call exposed the timing problem: some Israeli missiles were already on their way.
3. Frame 3The map runs through Washington, Jerusalem, and Iran as each strike raises the reply risk.
4. Frame 4Trump's stop message: Israel had struck, Iran had struck, and another strike was unnecessary.
5. Frame 5U.S. leverage is the constraint: Trump said Netanyahu follows direct instructions when he gives them.
6. Frame 6The next decision is whether Israel holds fire after Trump's call or the strike-reply chain restarts.