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Israel Watches Vance Warily as U.S. Tensions Rise After Iran Campaign
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First reported by Ynet · 5 hours ago
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Israel is increasingly worried about Vice President J. D. Vance and broader strains with Washington after the Iran campaign and a U.S. deal with Tehran. Politico says both Vance and Donald Trump have become more critical of Israel, while Israeli officials are trying to contain the damage.
- 01Tensions are rising between Israel and Washington after the Iran campaign and a deal with Tehran.
- 02Vance questioned Israel policy and warned U.S. support for Israel is not guaranteed.
- 03Trump has also grown more critical, especially over Israeli actions in Lebanon.
- 04Israeli officials are trying to focus criticism on Vance, not Trump.
- 05U.S. domestic politics, including midterms, are also shaping the dispute.
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