Netanyahu's Strategic Position in U.S. Election
Netanyahu's Strategic Position in U.S. Election

Netanyahu's Strategic Position in U.S. Election

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Recent polling indicates that two-thirds of Israelis prefer Donald Trump over Kamala Harris, believing he would be tougher on Iran and more supportive of Israel's military efforts. However, Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu do not share a seamless relationship, with historical tensions evident during Trump's presidency. Netanyahu has been cautious in his military strategy against Iran, opting to follow the Biden administration's advice to target military facilities rather than pursue a more aggressive stance suggested by Trump. As conflicts escalate, particularly with Hamas, Netanyahu's actions have raised questions about his motivations, with some experts suggesting they may be aimed at preserving his political power rather than Israel's national security. This complex dynamic reflects a broader struggle within Israeli politics and its relations with the U.S. amid an ongoing military campaign in Gaza that has resulted in significant casualties. Netanyahu's strategy may ultimately backfire, as historical precedents show that targeted eliminations rarely lead to the collapse of adversarial movements.

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