Following a bombshell recording of former US President Donald Trump hurling expletives at former Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu, more never-before-heard quotes are surfacing from the recordings taken by Israeli journalist Barak Ravid for a new book he is writing about the Abraham Accords.

In the most recent recordings, Trump, who many champion as a true friend of Israel and the Jewish people, can be heard blasting the notion of Israel annexing Judea and Samaria.

“What did you think when Bibi started talking about annexing parts of the West Bank?” Ravid asked Trump in the interview that took place soon after the Nov. 2020 election.

“I was angry and stopped it because it had already gone too far when he did the ‘Let’s annex everything and build on it,’ and we were not happy about that,” Trump replied.

Ravid continued asking the former commander in chief: “I heard that in your first meeting you told him, ‘What’s the problem if you stop construction for a certain period, a year, two years?’ Stop construction in the settlements – and he was not really happy about it.”

Exactly. I told him, why are you doing this?” Trump could be heard saying: “Bibi did not want to make a deal. Even recently, when we came up with the maps and everything, he said, ‘It’s good, it’s good,’ everything was always great, but he didn’t really want to make a deal. I don’t know if he didn’t want an agreement for political or for other reasons. It’s too bad he didn’t say he didn’t want a deal, because a lot of people were dedicated to the process and worked very hard. But I don’t think Bibi was ever going to sign a deal. That’s my opinion. I think the general (Benny Gantz) wanted to make a deal.”