ed note–as always, a mountain range of important info that every war-weary Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival needs to understand about all of this.
Firsto, ladies and Gentile-men, the author of the OpEd below is correct on 2 main issues–
1. That POTUS DJT and VP JDV ‘set up’ and ambushed Zelensky and for the express purpose–as POTUS DJT personally stated, of allowing the American people to ‘see things’ that they normally would not see viz how this thing known as the political combustion engine really operates.
And–
2. That it omens badly for Netanyahu.
In fact, as made clear on the most recent podcast done on this very issue, it is our contention here at this humble little informational endaevor that while POTUS DJT did indeed have important reasons for dressing down Zelensky in the manner that he did, that the real target of the ambush was in fact Netanyahu himself, in that POTUS DJT wanted to send him a message that if he doesn’t ‘get right’ with POTUS DJT viz his plans for ‘peace’ in the Middle East, he is going to pull away the VERY FRAGILE veil that exists hiding the contempt in which he holds Netanyahu and will take him apart piece by piece, live and in living color before the eyes of the entire world, and will–as he did with the Zelensky blow-up, allow the American people to ‘see’ things that they normally would not viz how the ‘relationship’ between the US and Israel really functions.
Now, the author of the piece below is correct about another issue, and one that should be of great, GREAT concern to every war-weary Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival, and it is as follows–
‘Netanyahu must maintain perfect coordination with Trump and the White House in order to avoid unwanted surprises…’
In other words, Netanyahu is not going to get into a public shouting match with POTUS DJT in the same manner as took place with VZ…
Instead, ladies and Gentile-men, Netanyahu will do what he has done in the past in getting his point across and with GREAT SUCCESS, to wit–
or even this–
or this–
–or a million other dirty tricks Netanyahu has up his sleeve that he is ready, willing and able to pull out and employ in making sure that POTUS DJT does not get the better of him, and particularly with regards to creating a state for the Palestinian people and the end of WWIII/Armageddon which the Jraculite State has been planning now for the last 3,000 years.
Ynet News
It is hard to draw parallels between last month’s meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and the recent meeting between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
The meeting with Netanyahu was characterized by smiles, a relaxed atmosphere, and mutual understanding of the agenda. In contrast, the meeting with Zelensky on Friday was marked by significant hostility. Body language also reflected the difference – Trump and Netanyahu were close and exuded mutual openness, while Zelensky, in a photo taken in the Oval Office, appeared to clutch his own body, seemingly desperate to avoid harm.
But could Netanyahu’s fate mirror that of Zelensky? Could the unpredictable US President lose patience with Netanyahu, transforming from an ally into a political enemy?
Netanyahu is no political novice; he would never make the mistake of irritating Trump, especially not in front of journalists. What Netanyahu allowed himself to do in his famous meeting with President Barack Obama, which many Americans saw as arrogant preaching, would never happen with the current unpredictable American president. On the contrary, Netanyahu has signaled openness to even Trump’s most outlandish ideas, including the ‘Riviera in Gaza,’ understanding that provoking the Washington leader is not an option.
Trump is driven by impulses and frustrations. Could Netanyahu shift from being a friendly figure into a frustrating one in Trump’s eyes?
Yes – if Netanyahu blocks a U.S.-Saudi deal, denies Trump the chance to win a Nobel Prize, prefers extremist figures like Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and former national security minister Itamar Ben Gvir over the president, or if Netanyahu lies to Trump and is caught. In the meantime, Israel continues to dance to Trump’s tune, including voting in favor of Russia at the U.N. and against Europe and Ukraine.
When could the rift occur? When Trump’s personal interests clash with Israel’s interests. This could come in the context of a compromise with the Palestinians, which would be a condition of the Saudis for a larger deal that is expected to profit the Trump family for generations, or a compromise with Iran in lieu of a military strike.
As long as the focus is on the destruction of Hamas, there is no gap between Netanyahu and Trump. As Netanyahu put it, ‘There’s no sunlight between us.’
What is clear, though, is that the old rules of diplomacy no longer apply as the perviously-existing global order has evaporated.
It would seem that Zelensky fell into a trap set by Trump and Vice President JD Vance. Zelensky and his team appear to have failed to prepare for the meeting, effectively walking into a trap.
In contrast, Netanyahu and his team, particularly Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer and former U.S. envoy to Israel David Friedman, seem to understand Trump and his circle much better. They resonate with Trump’s agenda. But Netanyahu knows that if he makes mistakes, he will feel the full force of Trump’s wrath. For now however, he knows how to navigate his relationship with the American president.
The shocking incident with Zelensky only proves that Netanyahu must maintain perfect coordination with Trump and the White House in order to avoid unwanted surprises.
However, that coordination may come at a price Netanyahu may not wish to pay. It serves as a reminder that the prime minister is dependent on Trump. He has no leverage to pressure him. Trump’s current strength benefits Netanyahu, but this could turn against him eventually—though not in the near future or with high likelihood.