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Herzog Rejects Offensive Remarks Toward Senior U.S. Officials as Vance Defends Trump Deal
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · Jun 22, 2026
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Isaac Herzog rejected offensive remarks aimed at senior U.S. officials amid a political clash over a Trump-backed agreement. J.D. Vance defended the deal, rebuked Israeli critics, and said both Israel and Hezbollah must respect the Lebanon ceasefire.
- 01Herzog condemned insulting remarks against senior U.S. officials.
- 02Ben Gvir said Trump’s deal does not bind Israel.
- 03Vance said Israel cannot solve every security problem by force.
- 04Trump said Iran will never obtain a nuclear weapon.
- 05Vance said Israel and Hezbollah must honor the Lebanon ceasefire.
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