Netanyahu Dismisses Trump Rift Claims, Highlights Strong US-Israel Alliance
In a Sunday interview with Fox News, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed recent tensions with US President Donald Trump. Netanyahu acknowledged that while they agree on 99% of issues, occasional disagreements arise, which they discuss openly, likening their relationship to that of a close family or friendship. This came in response to Trump's Axios interview the previous day, where Trump stated, "Netanyahu and I get along great, he knows who’s boss." Netanyahu rejected the notion of a rift, emphasizing that the US has called Israel an "exemplary ally," noting Israel's genuine commitment to fighting alongside America, unlike many other so-called allies. He reiterated, "I don’t think there is a rift." The exchange highlights the complex but strong relationship between the two leaders amid public comments that sparked speculation about their rapport.
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