⚡️🇺🇸🇮🇱 NEW - NYT: Trump once treated Netanyahu like a co-pilot against Iran. Now, after the war stalled and cease-fire talks began, Israel has largely been shut out of U.S.-Iran negotiations. Netanyahu had hoped the war would topple Iran’s regime, destroy its nuclear program, and eliminate its missiles. None happened. Instead, Trump shifted toward ending the conflict, sidelining Israel and limiting its influence over any final deal. Israeli officials now rely on regional contacts and intelligence gathering to learn what Washington and Tehran are discussing. For Netanyahu, the fallout is political as well as strategic. He built his image around having unmatched influence with Trump, but Israel now appears dependent on U.S. approval even for military actions. image

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I'm skeptical of this. We've heard for years how there is a growing rift between Netanyahu and Biden/Trump, and his influence is waning...and then the US govt just bends over and does whatever Israel wants.
Then Israel will Just keep breaking the treaty. They need wiped off the map and removed from all aspects of government.