From ‘greatest friend’ to ‘loser’: US-Iran deal sours many Israelis on Trump
Headline from Christian Science Monitor
Israeli attitudes toward U.S. President Donald Trump, once seen as the nation’s savior, have shifted dramatically. The initial U.S.-Iran ceasefire deal is already seen as a blow to Israel’s strategy and standing, and the backlash on the Israeli right has been harsh.
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U.S. President Donald Trump recently weighed whether to resume a broad military campaign against Iran after reviewing military options with senior officials, but has opted for now to continue pursuing diplomacy in hopes of securing a lasting agreement over Tehran's nuclear program, according to a re…
President Donald Trump has met with military leaders in recent days to discuss a return to full-out war against Iran, according to a new report. Trump has reviewed options with […]
Israeli attitudes toward U.S. President Donald Trump, once seen as the nation’s savior, have shifted dramatically. The initial U.S.-Iran ceasefire deal is already seen as a blow to Israel’s strategy and standing, and the backlash on the Israeli right has been harsh.
