A report circulating on Telegram indicates that Arab leaders' message to President Trump, calling Prime Minister Netanyahu an obstacle to regional peace, has begun to sway his thinking, though Trump still publicly describes Netanyahu as a strong wartime prime minister. The development follows a report at 20:04 Jerusalem tonight that Arab countries were pressing Trump with this argument.
The report, circulating on a security-focused the source, states that Arab leaders have told President Trump that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is an obstacle to regional peace, and that this message has reportedly begun to influence Trump's thinking. Trump, however, continues to refer to Netanyahu as a strong wartime prime minister in public. The report follows a bulletin published by The Zioneer at 20:04 Jerusalem tonight, which noted that Arab countries were pressing Trump with the same message. The source of the current report is a single unverified channel, and the details of the diplomatic discussions remain unconfirmed.
2 developments
- StrongU.S. intelligence warns Netanyahu's actions could undermine Trump politically, report says
- StrongTrump administration officials show growing frustration with Netanyahu, reports say
- DevelopingTrump says Netanyahu is a 'very tough man'; Iran claims ceasefire includes Lebanon
- DevelopingLiberman: Trump sees Netanyahu as a burden, keeps him at a distance
Source and signal
- Internal intake