Paltiko: Trump is a supporter of Israel, not Netanyahu!

According to RCO News Agency, US media reported that US President Donald Trump has had a disagreement with Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and was tired of prolonging the Gaza war and Tel Aviv’s stance on negotiating with Iran.

Although Trump has quickly condemned the death of four Zionist embassy employees in Washington, calling himself “the most supportive of the US President than Israel in history.” But behind the scenes, there is a growing gap between him and the prime minister of this regime.

Five current and former US officials say Trump and Netanyahu’s relationship has been stressed in recent weeks, as they disagree on how to manage several crisis in West Asia.

While US and Zionist officials say the current situation is exaggerated as a “rift”, the increasing number of members of the Trump administration feel dissatisfied with the Zionist regime’s approach to the US and the region.

A former Trump administration official, who has spoken out on anonymity, said: “There is a group in the government that is of no particular interest in Israel and has no particular attachment to it. “They consider Israel to be a partner, but not the partner we have to do extra.”

What has made things worse is Netanyahu’s approach to relationship with America; An approach that lacks respect and formalities that Trump and his team are interested in dealing with other regional partners.

“Many in the government believe that it is harder to work with Netanyahu in all these cases,” says one person close to the White House.

The gap will probably not change much with a deadly shooting on Wednesday in which four Zionist embassy workers were killed.

Zionist officials describe the attack as a new front in the wider West Asian war; But Trump considers it the only sign of double confrontation with “Jewishism” on US soil.

According to the report, the White House’s atmosphere is that the Zionists are constantly demanding more from the United States, while the relationship did not bring the tangible diplomatic results that Trump and his team are looking for.

“Netanyahu is one of those who constantly puts pressure, and this may be annoying to Trump,” said a former government official.

The Trump administration has pushed the Netanyahu government to help the Gaza Strip more. Trump has also maintained its distance from this regime; Including a ceasefire agreement with Ansarullah in Yemen without interfering with the Zionist regime, and ignoring Netanyahu’s opposition in trying to reach an agreement with Iran. Trump’s decision not to travel to the occupied territories on his recent trip to the region has also been interpreted by many as a clear disregard.

The White House’s focus on Judaism allows Trump to respond to a recent attack on the occupation regime’s embassy staff, but does not link it to larger issues about its bilateral relationship with the regime.

Trump came to power with the hope that through the Zionist regime, it would achieve significant diplomatic achievements, including the normalization of the relations between Tel Aviv and Riyadh. He sent his special envoy, Steve Witekaf, even before the inauguration to mediate the ceasefire between the occupation regime and Hamas.

But this success is not too late. The agreement collapsed in March and Riyadh explicitly stated that the normalization of relations without the permanent end of the war and important steps to form a Palestinian state would not be carried out; The privileges that Netanyahu refuses to grant.

According to the report, many in the Trump administration see the current situation as an opportunity to end the Gaza war and reach a nuclear deal with Tehran; But Netanyahu wants to continue the war and opposes US efforts to reach an agreement with Iran.

According to a current official and a former US government official, Trump is now hearing contradictory views on how to deal with the Zionist regime. The Secretary of State, Deputy Chief of Office and CIA Director of the Trump administration all emphasize strong support for the regime.

In contrast, the US National Intelligence Director calls for a more balanced approach to this US ally. As a result of these disagreements, Trump has spoken less about the Zionist regime in recent weeks.

Beyond Trump’s stressful personal relations with Netanyahu, other factors are involved in changing his expansion in the region; Factors that were clearly visible during Trump’s first foreign trip. He met with the Arab allies in the Persian Gulf, ignoring the Zionist regime.

“He is currently more committed to the Saudis and the Emirates than to Israel, which is amazing, but it’s true,” said one of the Trump National Security Team, a close friend of the Trump National Security Team. The man pointed out that Arab allies have “accepted Trump’s game; They write large checks and support nuclear talks with Iran. “

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