Netanyahu Has Pushed Israel's Standing in US to Historic Low, Haaretz Reports
The Israeli newspaper says the prime minister disregarded repeated warnings about the damage his approach has caused to ties with Washington.
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Israeli newspaper Haaretz has reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has driven Israel's standing in the United States to an "unprecedented low," according to reporting carried by Anadolu Agency.
The newspaper's account says Netanyahu ignored repeated warnings over the harm his approach was causing to the relationship between Jerusalem and Washington, though the specific warnings and their sources were not detailed in the available reporting.
A historically close relationship under strain
Israel and the United States have long maintained one of the closest bilateral relationships in the world, encompassing military, diplomatic and economic cooperation. Haaretz's assessment, as cited, suggests that relationship has come under unusual strain, though the report does not specify the particular policies or incidents driving that deterioration.
Coverage of Israeli-US relations has increasingly scrutinized friction points between the two governments, with Israeli commentators and media outlets periodically raising concerns about the durability of bipartisan American support for Israel.
Neither the Israeli prime minister's office nor US officials were quoted in the available reporting responding to the Haaretz assessment.
Sources
- Netanyahu has driven Israel’s standing in US to 'unprecedented low': Haaretz — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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