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    1. TimesandSundayTimes on

      The US and Israel are close allies. Netanyahu is the only leader to have visited President Trump twice at the White House. However, in an age of America First, Israel does not think it has any choice but to go it alone against enemies who plot its destruction.

      There is every sign that Trump expected this — he ordered US personnel to move out of the region shortly before the attacks. Trump may soon be confronted with the limits of “peace through strength” when Iran strikes back at Israel, or achieves its full uranium enrichment.

      Trump’s Maga base is divided over whether to use the US military to attack Iran. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a loyalist congresswoman, is vocally calling for Trump to stay away, posting on X: “The American people aren’t interested in foreign wars.”

    2. spinosaurs70 on

      It should either tell Israel it will not shoot down missiles unless Israel stops striking Iran or struck Iran itself and destroy its nuclear arsenal.

    3. If they want to pick a fight, they should be able to handle it on their own

      I’m not sure what the ultimate end game is here. Is it regime change? Because the American people do not have the stomach for that…

      Institutional support is close to gone in the Democratic Party, and longer term- even the Republican flank might not be as secure as it seems. This realignment will work against Israeli interests in the Rs

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