PNN – Israeli media reported that the hostility between US President Joe Biden and Tel Aviv Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has escalated, writing that Biden described Netanyahu as an “evil man”.
Pakistan News Network; “There is a bad enmity between Biden and Netanyahu, the depth of which can be understood from what was published in Politico magazine; Where Biden diplomatically called Netanyahu an evil man”, this is the report of foreign relations correspondent of Israel TV Channel 13 Gil Temari.
Continuing his report, Tamari added that yesterday White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan was asked about the statements of Israel’s Internal Security Minister Itamar Ben Gower and relations with Netanyahu; Sullivan replied “I leave it to the Israeli government and politicians to speak for themselves. “Obviously they have no problem doing that, we’re speaking from our point of view.”
The verbal clashes between the officials of Tel Aviv and Washington have increased while the differences between the US government and the Israeli cabinet have widened as a result of the continuous aggression in the Gaza Strip, which has been going on for 123 days. In recent weeks, despite the fact that the differences between Biden and Netanyahu have been revealed, especially on the way of managing the war in Gaza, the amount and nature of the White House’s support for Tel Aviv has not decreased.
Last month, Israeli media revealed that Biden hung up on Netanyahu in his last call on December 23. Now and in the latest tension, during an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Benguir accused Biden of supporting Hamas. The statements he made dislodged Netanyahu’s opposition coalition and forced him to say that he does not need help to manage relations with Washington!
According to the report of Israel’s Channel 13 reporter, Sullivan considered the prisoner release agreement to be one of the points of dispute with Tel Aviv and noted that “the agreement that frees the hostages, including the Americans, is the main priority for us; If the Israeli government has such a priority, it can announce it, because in the end it has to answer to its people.”