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A report highlights that U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are adopting similar strategies in dealing with their political and military failures. Both tend to reinterpret the outcomes of wars and pressures as achievements to minimize political losses and preserve their positions ahead of upcoming elections. While Trump appears to focus on de-escalating tensions with Iran and downplays ambitious goals such as regime change or halting Iran’s nuclear program—goals that have not been realized—he seems to be seeking minor accomplishments, like lowering oil prices just prior to the midterm elections. On the other hand, Netanyahu promotes the idea that policy failures are successes. He attempts to market his rejection of the Gaza agreement and aligns his actions with the American agenda. He faces significant internal pressure and is making efforts to delay elections, relying on Washington’s support. Both Trump and Netanyahu aim to present themselves as achieving relative successes despite the reality of significant failures.
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