@Israeli PM Blasts U.S. Reluctance to Join War Effort, Warns: “Today, It’s Tel Aviv. Tomorrow, It’s New York.”
TEL AVIV — @Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has lashed out at what he described as growing American hesitancy to militarily support Israel amid rising tensions with Iran. In a heated interview with ABC News, Netanyahu delivered a chilling warning aimed directly at U.S. isolationists.
“Look, I understand America First. I don’t understand America Dead,” Netanyahu declared. “Today, it’s Tel Aviv. Tomorrow, it’s New York.”
The comments come as Washington signals caution over escalating military involvement in the Middle East, despite sustained @
Iranian-backed strikes and regional instability. Netanyahu’s fiery remarks underscore Israel’s frustration with what it sees as wavering U.S. resolve.
Analysts say the statement is likely to deepen tensions between Tel Aviv and Washington, at a time when public opinion in the U.S. is increasingly wary of foreign entanglements.
While American officials maintain that Israel remains a key ally, the sharp rhetoric from Netanyahu signals a potential diplomatic rift — one that could reshape the future of U.S.-Israeli cooperation in the region.
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