The Wall Street Journal, citing a U.S. official, reported that Israeli officials, despite tensions between Donald Trump, the U.S. president, and Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, are trying to arrange a meeting between them.

The newspaper, citing the same official, wrote that Trump has grown disappointed with Netanyahu and, at times, does not have any desire to talk with him or meet with him.

The Wall Street Journal also reported, citing sources, that the continued war against the Iranian government has left personal effects on Trump and his close circle.

The report adds that U.S. intelligence agencies have warned some of Trump’s senior aides about possible threats from the Islamic Republic and that some senior government officials have been asked, for security reasons, to stop using the services of internet-enabled vehicles.