A former senior Israeli ambassador told CNN that President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s relationship is “diverging.” Alon Pinkas said, “They’re not even on the same book at this point,” in response to a question about whether Trump and Netanyahu were in agreement.
This is “evident in how Trump is talking about Netanyahu in the last two weeks,” according to the former Israeli Consul General in New York City. Pinkas also noted that violence has become a feature of Netanyahu’s political campaign and expressed concerns about the absence of an exit strategy for Israel’s attack against Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon.
The most recent fire will test Netanyahu’s skill at navigating the delicate political waters in between his unwavering military triumphs The demands of an American president, whom Netanyahu has called “the greatest friend that the state of Israel has ever had in the White House,” are something that Israelis yearn for.
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