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Trump Turns Back on Netanyahu, Damaging US-Israel Relations

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Former President Donald Trump has withdrawn support from Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, citing deception and frustration over the Gaza war and stalled Abraham Accords. This move has significantly damaged US-Israel relations, with American public sympathy reportedly shifting towards Palestinians. The article suggests Netanyahu missed a chance to de-escalate after October 7th, and Trump's decision, while potentially saving Israel from further disgrace, will not repair the bilateral ties.

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  • Donald Trump has withdrawn support from Prime Minister Netanyahu, citing deception and unfulfilled promises.
  • Trump is reportedly furious with Netanyahu over the prolonged war in Gaza and stalled Abraham Accords.
  • US-Israel relations have significantly deteriorated, with American public sympathy shifting towards Palestinians.
  • Netanyahu missed an opportunity to de-escalate the conflict after October 7th, according to the article.
  • The article suggests Trump's decision may be his only noble act, saving Israel from further catastrophe.
Trump Turns Back on Netanyahu, Damaging US-Israel Relations
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