Trump genuflects to Israel whenever given the opportunity, so any criticism by him of the Jewish state causes concern among Netanyahu and the rest of Israel’s government. From Lucas Leiroz at strategic-culture.su:
Former American president recognizes that the Zionist regime made a serious mistake in showing the results of its war campaign in Gaza.
Former American President Donald Trump, despite maintaining a reasonably lucid stance regarding the Ukrainian conflict, is a radical Zionist and has shown on several occasions that he is willing to support Tel Aviv in its genocidal war against Gaza’s Palestinians. However, the strategic errors committed by the Zionist regime are so serious that they are forcing even Trump to object to Israel’s practices.
Recently, during an interview with an Israeli newspaper, Trump warned that Tel Aviv is “losing international support” due to its war in the Gaza Strip. He advised the Israelis to “end” the military campaign as quickly as possible, thus preventing Israel from becoming even more isolated on the international arena. More than that, the former American president condemned the Israeli anti-humanitarian attacks, describing the destruction of residential facilities in Gaza as a “big mistake”, severely criticizing the actions of the Zionist regime.
In a way, Trump’s speech is hypocritical, as he criticizes the explicit aspect of Israeli actions. He does not seem to be really concerned with the crimes committed by Israel, but with the fact that such crimes are damaging the international image of the Zionist regime. However, this type of connivance with Israel’s crimes was already expected from a Zionist leader like Trump, which is why the mere fact of criticizing Zionist explicitness is actually surprising.
“It’s a very bad picture for the world. The world is seeing this… every night, I would watch buildings pour down on people (…) Go and do what you have to do. But you don’t do that (…) And I think that’s one of the reasons that there has been a lot of kickback. If people didn’t see that, every single night I’d watch and every single one of those… And I think Israel wanted to show that it’s tough, but sometimes you shouldn’t be doing that,” he told journalists.
As is well known, Trump and Netanyahu were close allies during the Republican government in the U.S. Some analysts considered Trump the “most pro-Israel president in history.” The severe sanctions on Iran, the opening of the American embassy in Jerusalem and the mediation of the Abraham Accords are some examples of how Washington and Tel Aviv were close allies during the Trump era.
But what did president Kushner say?
And what a nasty sect that Chabad-Lubavitch is.
Every politician genuflects before the small hat or the access to the money feeding trough is over.
Maybe some funtime tapes at JE’s island will be released if they really step out of line.
DJT isn’t in there as leftie breaks out the Robert Mueller votive candle and a sad trombone plays.
Tikkun-Olam? Keep it and no one was asking.
Wrap it it up before Israel loses more support?
Isn’t that like the Lil’ Mikey Pence not my problem quote?
Just read that Orthodox Jews will be forced to serve.
Now does that sound like winning when you have to force something?
And about that Trump comment, it isn’t before no one is left alive in Gaza or what the world thinks about America supporting Gazacide, it is what is best for Israel from Mr. MAGA.
But, but, but, muh Captain America jacket?
Lee Greenwood was busy with the $60 bible when you can get a free one at any Motel 6.
This just in from MC Mel Brooks:
To Be Or Not To Be (The Hitler Rap)