Former President Trump expressed his disapproval of Vice President Kamala Harris' comments regarding Israel following her private meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Trump stated that he found Harris' remarks to be disrespectful and not favorable towards Israel. He also questioned how a person of Jewish descent could support her, but acknowledged that it is ultimately a personal decision.
During his own meeting with Netanyahu at Mar-a-Lago, Trump emphasized the importance of maintaining a strong relationship with Israel. He highlighted his administration's support for Israel and claimed to have been more favorable towards the country than any previous president.
Netanyahu, in response to Harris' remarks, emphasized the need for unity between Israel and the United States. He expressed hope that the ongoing negotiations for a ceasefire deal would not be hindered by any perceived disagreements.
Regarding the progress of the ceasefire negotiations, Netanyahu remained optimistic but cautious. He stated that efforts were being made to reach a resolution and that he hoped the discussions would bring the two sides closer to an agreement.
Both Trump and Netanyahu underscored the importance of a strong partnership between the United States and Israel. They expressed a shared commitment to working towards peace and stability in the region.
