Donald Trump says Israel would have been “eviscerated” without US support, according to reports of his remarks. He also discusses his relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying he tries to keep Netanyahu “a little bit sane.” Trump adds that Netanyahu has “a lot of respect” for him. Separate reporting included expectations from US secret service personnel that Netanyahu could work to prevent or derail peace efforts, suggesting concerns about how Israeli leadership may approach negotiations. The accounts present Trump’s public comments as part of his broader engagement with Israel’s leadership and US-Iran or regional policy discussions, while also highlighting internal US security service views about the likelihood of Netanyahu pursuing actions that could complicate peace processes. Across the sources provided, there is agreement on Trump’s language about US support for Israel and on his characterization of his interactions with Netanyahu, as well as on the mention of US expectations that Netanyahu may undermine peace. The reports do not include further detail on the specific peace plan referenced.
Trump says Israel would not have survived without US support and comments on Netanyahu
Donald Trump says Israel would have been “eviscerated” without US support, according to reports of his remarks. He also discusses his relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, sayin...
- Donald Trump says Israel would have been “eviscerated” without US support.
- Trump says he tries to keep Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “a little bit sane.”
- Reports say Trump notes Netanyahu has “a lot of respect” for him.
- US secret service reporting characterizes expectations that Netanyahu could scupper peace efforts.
- The articles describe Trump’s comments in the context of US-Israel political engagement.
The US President also said he has to try to keep Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu 'a little bit sane' and that he has 'a lot of respect for me'.
2 months agoThe US President also said he has to try to keep Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu 'a little bit sane' and that he has 'a lot of respect for me'.
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