Trump Seeks Real End to Israel-Iran Conflict, Rejects Ceasefire

President Donald Trump has emphasized his desire for a definitive resolution to the conflict between Israel and Iran, explicitly rejecting the idea of a ceasefire and instead seeking a permanent end to Iran's nuclear ambitions. As the conflict entered its fifth day, Trump reiterated that Iran must abandon its nuclear program entirely, despite intelligence assessments suggesting a nuclear weapon is not imminent. While expressing some openness to further talks, Trump conveyed frustration with Iran's refusal to negotiate and indicated he is "not too much in the mood to negotiate." Trump’s administration has repositioned military assets in the region as Israel continues its strikes, with Trump warning Iranians to evacuate Tehran for their safety. He has also criticized international calls for a ceasefire, including remarks by French President Emmanuel Macron, asserting that the U.S. seeks a resolution “better than a ceasefire.” Though Trump has not detailed specific next steps, he hinted at possible diplomatic engagement by senior officials while showing strong support for Israel’s campaign against Iran's nuclear program.