The message was first conveyed when the Republican presidential nominee hosted the Israeli premier at his Florida Mar-a-Lago resort in July, according to a former Trump administration official and an Israeli official.
While Trump has publicly confirmed having told Netanyahu that he wants Israel to win the war quickly, the sources speaking to The Times of Israel are the first to reveal that a timeline was attached to that request.
The former US official stressed that Trump wasn’t specific in his appeal to Netanyahu and could well back “residual” IDF activity in Gaza, so long as Jerusalem has officially ended the war.
both administrations will put some pressure on Israel, and also provide some assistance. For example, Israel has hit key installations in Iran, which affects their ability to fire , and also produce more missiles. This will also reduce their ability to supply Russia with missiles.
ReplyDeleteSo there may even be more collaboration with Israeli military.
As long as the implication is "And I don't care what you have to do to achieve that, I'll support you"
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