Israeli Press: Vance's Statements Questioning Relations Rang “Alarm Bells” in Tel Aviv

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The US election shook not only Washington but also Tel Aviv. Alarm bells are ringing in Netanyahu's camp. The biggest reason for this is not the election results themselves, but the changing perspective in America. The repercussions of the US midterm elections held on November 3rd continue. The House of Representatives and...

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Following the US election, Donald Trump's vice president, JD Vance, stated that "Relations with Israel played a role in the election defeat," and the Democrats' opposition to arms sales worried the genocidal Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.

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The United Nations delegate to Tel Aviv, Danny Dannon, said that the decision to war against Iran had been taken by the United States of America and not by Israel, holding the latter responsible for the economic consequences of the war "unjustified." This came in an interview with the Israeli channel i24NEWS on Wednesday evening, commenting on statements made by United States Vice-President J. de Vance, in which he linked the loss of the Republi…

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Israeli journalist and political commentator Amit Segal assessed that the results of the US elections are a disaster for Israel, and he considers the most dangerous fact that, after JD Vance's announcement, the Republicans now also see the relationship with Israel as one of the reasons for the defeat.

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Israeli journalist and political commentator Amit Segal assessed that the results of the US elections are a disaster for Israel, and he considers the most dangerous thing to be that, after JD Vance's announcement, Republicans now also see the relationship with Israel as one of the reasons for the defeat.

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After the Democrats' victory in the US midterm elections, the statements of US Vice President JD Vance caused concern in Tel Aviv. Israeli media reported that Vance's remarks were “ringing alarm bells” in Tel Aviv, while he was concerned that Trump could only settle for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz by excluding Iran's nuclear program.