The Israeli press emphasized that US President Donald Trump turned his back on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu due to his anger over Gaza and Iran issues, and that Tel Aviv's calls for support from the White House before the election were in vain, saying, "Netanyahu lost Trump, Israel lost the USA." made his assessment.
According to the analysis published in Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, the White House's support did not extend to Netanyahu at a time before the critical elections when he needed it most.
The analysis pointed out that Netanyahu wanted to appear as a strong leader rather than someone who was isolated from the world and avoided by everyone, but it was emphasized that the White House did not offer any support, a pat on the back from Trump or even the slightest gesture that would save his image.
The analysis shows that Donald Trump turned his back on Netanyahu with surprising speed; It was stated that this was not only due to his contempt for the losers, but above all because he believed that the Israeli Prime Minister had deceived him and was tired of his intrigues.
Netanyahu to Trump; It was recalled that he had made promises he could not keep, such as providing full support to his dreams of defeating Iran, overthrowing the Tehran administration, gaining lightning victories on every front, and turning Gaza into a luxury holiday paradise.
According to sources close to Trump; Failing to end the attacks in Gaza on time, Netanyahu foiled Trump's plans to expand the Abraham Accords and "go down in history as the leader who brought peace". This made Trump very angry.
Although it was reminded that "Trump is a leader who does not keep his words" and that he may change his mind until the Israeli elections, it was stated that he does not trust Netanyahu for now. It was reported that all the pleadings and manipulations from Tel Aviv were unsuccessful.
In the analysis, it was stated that Netanyahu lost Trump, Israel lost America and the Washington line was cut a long time ago.
Emphasis on "American public sympathy shifted to Palestinians"
The analysis points out that the attacks in Gaza, which were carried out neither with intelligence nor strategy, "destroyed" US-Israeli relations; It was emphasized that the situation would become even more disastrous for Israel after the US midterm elections, in which the Democrats are expected to win a landslide victory.
In the analysis, it was stated that the sympathy of the American public shifted to the Palestinians.
In ongoing support marches across the USA, activists heard Leyla Khalid, a member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, saying, "We will have the power, we will take back Palestine and turn it into a humanitarian paradise for Arabs, Jews and freedom lovers." It was reported that he turned his words into slogans.
The American people's acceptance of such inclusive messages; It was emphasized that Israel finds threats of destruction and starvation to be much more conscientious and understandable than images of genocide in Gaza and oppression in the occupied West Bank.
"It is positive that Trump saved Israel from Netanyahu"
In the article, it was argued that Trump also let Israel down twice. It was stated that Trump could save Israel from his own mistakes by imposing a peace by force if he wanted, but he did not move a muscle for peace because of the American arms companies that filled their coffers as the attacks continued.
Also, Trump; It was reminded that Iran could not keep any of its promises to end its nuclear program, establish a new order in the region, expand the Abraham Accords and make the "deal of the century" it promised.
Analysis; It ended with the determination that Trump was never a true friend of Israel, but that turning his back on Netanyahu could be considered his only positive move to save Israel from a prime minister who was dragging it from disgrace to disaster, and although it did not improve relations, it did offer a small glimmer of hope.
