Over the last weeks U.S. President Donald Trump has broken links between U.S. foreign policy issues in the Middle East and considerations for Israel’s interest.
Last month the prime minister of the ‘Zionist entity’ Benjamin Mileikowsky Netanyahu visited Washington DC to push Trump towards bombing Iran’s nuclear installations. Trump instead announced new talks with Iran. Netanyahu’s attempt had failed:
U.S. President Donald Trump blindsided Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last month with a gamble on immediately opening negotiations with Iran.
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The pivot to negotiations with Iran in April was a shock for Netanyahu, who had flown to Washington seeking Trump’s backing for military strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities and learned less than 24 hours before a joint White House press event that U.S. talks with Iran were starting within days, four sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Next came the Trump pivot on Yemen about which Netanyahu had not been informed:
Barak Ravid, a political analyst for the Zionist media outlet ‘Walla’, said that Trump’s agreement with Yemen has severely constrained Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Ron Dermer, a close advisor to Netanyahu.Pointing out that Trump has bypassed the Zionist regime by reaching an agreement on a ceasefire with Yemen’s Ansarallah, he stated it seems that Israel’s ability to influence the US-Iran negotiations to reach a new nuclear agreement has so far been very restricted.
The senior Israeli official said that he knew nothing about Trump’s decision. “Trump surprised us,” he added.
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday evening during a meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in the White House that Yemen’s Ansarullah announced that they will no longer fight against the United States, and the United States will also stop its attacks on Yemen.



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