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Anyone surprised by recent events or Vice President JD Vance's comments should know first term that Trump was constantly frustrated that Benjamin Netanyahu kept evading plans for peace:
‘[Palestine's president] wanted to make a deal, he's so nice. We talked about many things. But I talk to Bibi, and I ask him, 'you don't eant to make a deal do you?, and he goes 'Well, uh, uh, uh'. I don't think Bibi ever wanted to make a deal.’
Trump has consistently overridden Israel's intentions in order to defend American interests, because Trump wants good business and a useful Middle East more than anything. I support that. At the same time, Israel is the strongest power of the region and the most liked by American Christians, so it pulls more. Walking that balance involves a lot of back and forth diplomatically; at the end of the day what matters is America's dominance and decisions prevailing.
‘[Palestine's president] wanted to make a deal, he's so nice. We talked about many things. But I talk to Bibi, and I ask him, 'you don't eant to make a deal do you?, and he goes 'Well, uh, uh, uh'. I don't think Bibi ever wanted to make a deal.’
Trump has consistently overridden Israel's intentions in order to defend American interests, because Trump wants good business and a useful Middle East more than anything. I support that. At the same time, Israel is the strongest power of the region and the most liked by American Christians, so it pulls more. Walking that balance involves a lot of back and forth diplomatically; at the end of the day what matters is America's dominance and decisions prevailing.