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Muted US response to UK's West Bank sanctions may reflect simmering frustration
A diplomatic standoff between Israel and a dozen European nations reveals how far Trump's frustration with Netanyahu has quietly eroded America's reflexive role as Israel's shield.
- “Trump appears unwilling to come out to bat for Netanyahu currently.”
- Batting for Israel against Europe over West Bank settlements seems to be, for Trump, juice that is not worth the squeeze.
- “Obviously, we're not going to do what the UK did. We saw their announcement today but I don't have any comment on it right now.”
- The administration has grown irritated at the extent of settler violence in the West Bank, given the lack of action by the Israeli government to meaningfully punish it — and this is embarrassing for the White House.
- At critical moments when Trump tried to reach a deal with Tehran, Netanyahu escalated fighting against Hezbollah in Lebanon — moves with the potential to derail US diplomacy.