US Vice President Vance: American Foreign Policy Not Subordinate to Israel
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance stated in an interview with the "All-In" podcast that American foreign policy in the Middle East cannot be subordinate to Israel. Vance emphasized that strong partnerships between nations do not necessitate complete subservience of U.S. foreign policy.
While acknowledging Israel as a crucial partner in military technology and intelligence sharing, Vance pointed out that disagreements also exist. Regarding the relationship between former President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, Vance commented that Trump considered Netanyahu a good partner, but the U.S. public may require a different direction, suggesting Netanyahu might be correct from Israel's perspective, but not necessarily for American interests.
In a separate interview with the "New York Post," Vance indicated that the conflict with Iran is entering a new phase. He explained that after preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and significantly degrading its conventional capabilities, the next step is to maintain this status quo to prevent Iran from rebuilding its military. Vance believes Iran cannot sustain its current situation for much longer.
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