Trump has yet to respond directly to Israel’s rejection of his proposed peace plan for Gaza, and the White House has not commented.
During a White House briefing yesterday, Trump was asked about Gaza and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In response, Trump said, “Look at my Truth Social post.”
However, no posts on that topic were found on his Truth social account.
This raises questions about whether there has been any breakdown in communication. However, it is believed that tensions have also arisen between Trump and Netanyahu.
Netanyahu arrived in Washington just two weeks ago to attend the funeral of US Senator Lindsey Graham, and during that visit he also met with Trump at the White House.
The media was not allowed to have cameras at the meeting, and no details were released about what was discussed.
However, there are rumors that Trump has become irritated with some of Netanyahu’s actions and statements.
Trump thinks Netanyahu’s position is appearing negative to him.
A few days ago, the two leaders were keen to convey to their supporters that they were on the same page. But the situation seems to have changed now.
According to analysts, politically, Trump and Netanyahu may now be an “electoral burden” for each other. That is, the political position of one could be a detriment to the electoral interests of the other, rather than a benefit.
