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Netanyahu Moves to Calm Trump White House After Ministers’ Posts
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By אבי וידר
First reported by Behadrei Haredim · Jun 18, 2026
What happened
Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly tried to calm tensions with the Trump administration after Israeli ministers criticized Donald Trump’s decisions. U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance responded with a sharp warning, saying Israel risks losing American backing if the attacks continue.
- 01Netanyahu tried to reassure the White House that ministers’ anti-Trump posts do not reflect him.
- 02KAN News said the outreach came amid rising personal criticism of Trump.
- 03J.D. Vance warned Israel could be left alone without U.S. support.
- 04Vance said two-thirds of Israel’s weapons since the war began were U.S.-developed and taxpayer-funded.
- 05Trump and Netanyahu’s governments are in almost daily contact, Vance said.
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