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Netanyahu Moves to Calm Trump White House After Ministers’ Posts
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50% centerFirst reported by Behadrei Haredim · Jun 18, 2026
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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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