Take the dispute between the American president Donald Trump And the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu A new approach after the dismissal of the US administration, who is known for their support for Israel inside the White House.
The Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper quoted Israeli sources, which it described as well as Netanyahu is concerned about these dismissals, a step that these sources see as it reflects the widening of the gap between Washington and Tel Aviv’s policies.
In this context, Professor of Political Science at Kuwait University, Abdullah Al -Shayji, says that Trump’s message to Netanyahu is that “you have to return accounts, and not to make any attempts to threaten America and increase the differences with our allies in the Middle East.”
Al -Shayji – in his speech to the “Beyond the News” program – indicated that Trump’s personality and a group “Maga“The supporter enables him to maneuver more by sending messages as” annoyed by Netanyahu’s policy and behavior, and not Israel’s right to exist and defend itself. “
The newspaper quoted other sources that the cause of the dismissals is not related to a position on Israel, but rather the “America First” agenda, which reflects Trump’s desire to reduce the external influences on his administration.
In turn, Al -Jazeera Correspondent in Washington, Wajdi Wafi, said that the dismissals were expected, but surprised everyone in terms of her speed a few months after Trump’s second state started.
Wafi pointed out to Trump’s statements, who said that the dismissal of employees is usually done due to the inefficiency or loyalty to other parties or other individuals, which sparked further speculation about the link between the dismissals and Netanyahu.
And the prolonged dismissals Morgan Ortigos Deputy Stephen Witkev The Special Envoy to the Middle East, in addition to the head of the Iran and Israeli division at the National Security Council Miral Sirne, and the first director of the Middle East and North Africa within the Council Eric Treger.
The Trump administration had dismissed Michael Waltz It is known for his strong seizure of Israel from his position as head of the National Security Council at the White House.
For his part, the head of the Department of Political Science at Hebron University, Bilal Al -Shobaki Israel It stems that it is “no longer part of the decision -making in the American administration,” stressing that the dispute between Netanyahu and Trump was not confined to dismissals, but rather returns to the US President’s visit to the Gulf.
Washington wants to deliver a message that the interest of Israel “is no longer estimated at the Netanyahu government, but rather from the United States according to its interests”, by finding a kind of harmonization between American and Israeli interests in the region, according to Al -Shobaki.
The future of the dispute
But Al -Shaji – an expert on American affairs – stressed that the differences remain formal and tactical about the way to deal with Gaza Strip The ceasefire proposed.
Likewise, Netanyahu incites a military strike against Iran’s nuclear facilities, at a time when Trump gives a chance of negotiations to reach an agreement with Iran.
He stressed that Trump cannot sever the relationship with Israel and the coup against it, despite the differences with Netanyahu on the issues of the region such as the Gaza war andIranian nuclear file.
As for Al -Shobaki, he said that there is anxiety with Netanyahu and his government, but he did not reach the point that there is an American turn towards Israel.
Netanyahu papers
In light of this scene, Al -Shobaki described Trump’s dismissals as an “ear picker” that did not reach the point of overthrowing and showing it as an helpless appearance in Israeli society.
He pointed out that Netanyahu is able to bear this situation by playing on the “gray space” that the American administration does not oppose, as well as not to abandon its goals in Gaza, which threatens the stability of his ruling right coalition.
Regarding the repercussions of this dispute, Al -Shobaki expressed his conviction that the United States does not see empowering alternatives in Israel to succeed Netanyahu, as the opposition did not show enough power to remove it from the scene.
As for Al -Shayji, he expressed his conviction that in the absence of a clear strategy for Trump and the variation of his views on the Gaza war and Iranian nuclear negotiations, Netanyahu will play on this margin.
Also, Arab mediators can form a channel that communicates with the Trump administration in a different language – according to Al -Shobaki – and opening a new path regarding the relationship with Washington that is linked to ending the war on Gaza.