Donald Trump expected Israel to play a more active role in the attack, and he griped that then-Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was "willing to fight Iran to the last American soldier,” according to a former senior Trump administration official. Trump himself told me, “Israel did not do the right thing."

My main gripe with this article is it doesn't say what larger role Trump expected Israel to play. It was a drone strike on a car. Israel provided the intelligence. What else was there to do?

The former senior U.S. official said Trump's anger wasn't totally warranted

Translation: His anger was at least partially warranted...

Netanyahu tried to pull Trump aside to make amends when he visited the White House in September 2020 for the signing of the Abraham Accords, but Trump wasn't convinced and continued to believe Netanyahu had used him, a former White House official told me.

Well, at least Trump discovered first hand what every President in the last 50 years has known.