JERUSALEM (Reuters) -Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with former U.S. President Donald Trump, the prime minister’s workplace mentioned on Sunday.

“Prime Minister Netanyahu reiterated what he has also said publicly: Israel takes into account the issues the U.S. administration raises, but in the end, will make its decisions based on its national interests,” it mentioned.

Trump, talking later to reporters in Philadelphia, mentioned he had had “a very nice call” with Netanyahu on Saturday.

The Israeli chief had requested his opinion about what to do with Iran, he mentioned. Israel is pondering its army response to latest Iranian missile strikes.

“He was asking what I thought. And I just said, you do what you have to do,” Trump mentioned.