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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
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The article reveals the overlap and divergence in the relationship between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump during the 2026 election period. Netanyahu seeks to exploit the security situation to achieve political gains through military escalation in Gaza and by keeping the security scene unstable, as long as it serves his electoral objectives and shifts attention away from internal crises, including his trial and the coalition government crisis. Conversely, Trump focuses on calming the situation and showcasing diplomatic and economic successes, such as energy market stability and delivering swift results to voters. He favors settlements that provide long-term stability and reduce military intervention in the region. The conflict between Israeli escalation priorities and America's perspectives is intensifying, particularly concerning Gaza, Iran, Lebanon, and Syria, with differences evident in American and Israeli assessments and ongoing divisions within the electoral base in both the United States and Israel. This divergence interacts with electoral calculations, as election outcomes influence future strategies in the relationship between the two, despite ongoing strategic understandings that extend beyond and evaluate their compatibility with internal and external political considerations.
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