This comes after five rounds of nuclear talks between the US and Iran, where the two powers have clashed over red lines.
The Prime Minister's Office denied a New York Times report claiming he threatened US president Trump with a strike on Iran, calling it "fake news."
Trump’s message to Netanyahu was that “this is not the time to escalate the situation while he is trying to resolve the issues.”
European officials warned the Trump administration that Iran is stalling nuclear deal negotiations to avoid sanctions.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned that if Europe activated the 'snapback mechanism,' Iran would respond 'forcefully.'
Over the last month and a half, there have been ups and downs in the nuclear talks that often feels like a roller coaster ride.
“If Iran refuses to eliminate its uranium enrichment, then Israel, together with the US, must end their nuclear program with a committed bombing campaign," said Adams.
"We have one very, very clear red line, and that is enrichment. We cannot allow even 1% of an enrichment capability," Witkoff said during an interview.
The Iranian push for enrichment comes as Iran and the US continue to consider a fifth round of indirect talks.
Trump's remarks, said Khamenei, "aren't even worth responding to." They are an "embarrassment to the speaker and the American people."