The Israeli leader's failure to respect American advice was a source of anger in Washington
US Vice President Kamala Harris has withdrawn from considering herself the mother of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu 'close ally' The latter ignored her administration's appeals to stop interfering in Lebanon.
In an interview with “60 Minutes,” which will air on CBS News Sunday evening, Harris was asked how the United States could provide Israel with billions of dollars in military aid while apparently practicing… “Without effect.” About Netanyahu.
After an incoherent response in which she asserted that the United States had imposed fees on Netanyahu more willing to end his ongoing war in Gaza and Lebanon, Harris was asked again whether the United States had done so. “A very close ally of Prime Minister Netanyahu?”
“Ako, in all respects, the better question is that we have an important alliance between the American people and the Israeli people.” She responded. “The answer to that question is SIM.”
Since she replaced President Joe Biden as the Democratic Party's presidential nominee in July, Harris' position on Israel has been criticized by both pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian factions within the party. In an apparent attempt to appease both sides, Harris declared his support for an independent Palestinian state at the Democratic National Convention in August, before immediately promising to continue providing arms and ammunition to Israel.
Netanyahu, who is credited with supporting Donald Trump in the upcoming US presidential election, has spoken and met with Biden and Harris on several occasions since declaring war on Hamas last October. These conversations are between Biden and Harris both of them It was justified The Israeli leader is moving forward without any kind of uncertainty, only for Netanyahu to return to Israel and promise to continue fighting the war.
Recently, Netanyahu agreed to the ceasefire proposal drawn up by the United States and France, before resorting at the last minute to ordering the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut, by American and other Western authorities. It was justified More from the past Two days later, he again defied American calls to stop the escalation, sent ground forces to Lebanon, and in the third quarter promised to return to Iran. “pay for” A large-scale attack against Israel, despite the American authorities incitement It may avoid unconventional measures that could lead to a broader regional war.
“If he is trying to influence the election, he does not know.” Biden spoke to reporters at the sixth exhibition. Biden followed this comment with a letter to the Israeli leader. “Nenhuma administração ajudou Israel mais do que eu. “Ninhm, Ninhm, Ninhm” ele disse. “Here (Netanyahu) should be called Deso.”
