U.S.-Israel Relations
News about governmental relations between Israel and the United States
The minister thanked the American for “standing with Israel.”
“This would NEVER have happened if I were President!” he wrote on Truth Social.
“The United States will stand with the people of Israel and support their defense against these threats from Iran,” the American president said.
While the United States is expected to veto the Palestinian Authority’s U.N. membership bid, the administration has signaled this may not be the case.
“Israel is losing a world-wide public relations battle to baby killers,” Rep. Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) told the Israeli economy minister.
David Satterfield, a U.S. special envoy, called it a matter of Egyptian “national principle” not to resettle Palestinians.
Washington reportedly believes a major Iranian attack on Israel is imminent.
Gen. Erik Kurilla, commander of the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), will reportedly meet with Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and senior military officials.
Mike Johnson accused the president of pandering to the far-left flank of the Democratic Party at the expense of US-Israel relations.
The U.S. secretary of state also told Israel not to make mistakes anymore and to enact changes “quickly” and sustainably “over time.”
Senior U.S. officials believe that political considerations are at play in the pronouncement.
“If Hitler were alive today, he would be singing the U.N.’s praises,” said Israeli envoy Gilad Erdan.
