Trump backs Netanyahu amid Vance support concerns
Sources reveal that a movement is led by U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris to reevaluate the military support provided to Israel, especially amid disagreements within the Biden administration regarding the extent of support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's military policies. Harris aims to review the usage controls of this aid, fearing that Netanyahu may open new fronts without coordinating with Washington—a stance that reflects divisions between the need to maintain the strategic partnership and concerns over uncoordinated escalation. Additionally, Harris's motivations relate to her potential political interests and the possibility of running in the 2028 presidential elections, as she seeks to avoid being held responsible for Israeli military decisions. She has maintained a neutral stance in support of Netanyahu's upcoming Israeli elections, while the Trump administration's unconditional backing of the Israeli government continues. Tensions have also emerged between Harris and Netanyahu regarding Iran; Harris focuses on U.S. national security interests rather than Israeli demands for regime change in Tehran, highlighting differing views within the Republican Party on regional policies.
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