Trump Advisers Optimistic About Working with Netanyahu's Rivals if He Loses Next Election
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United States officials said that advisers to President Donald Trump saw an Israeli Government without Benjamin Netanyahu as an opportunity to advance his territorial agenda, amid dissatisfaction with his positions on Iran, Gaza, Lebanon and Syria.
Dissatisfaction with Israeli premier has grown within Trump's inner circle over past 6 months
Washington: According to the United States website Axisus, the majority of the advisers close to United States President Donald Trump felt that he should not interfere with the Israeli elections nor provide direct support to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Saturday, according to unnamed United States officials, they indicated that they believed that an Israeli government led by someone other than Netanyahu had [...]
The Axios news website reported that senior US government officials are opposed to the president's support for the Israeli prime minister in the regime's elections, while also revealing that Donald Trump called Benjamin Netanyahu a "devil" who he knows well.
The Israeli elections will not necessarily lead to the formation of a government aligned with Trump's plans. Even Netanyahu's defeat could lead to a new political stalemate, forcing the US president to deal with a weak government or a political structure in crisis in Israel in order to advance his regional goals.
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