Written by Tyler Durden
Another friction between Israel and the United States came to light on Monday erstwhile Vice president J.D. Vance cancelled the planned authoritative journey to Israel due to the extension of the Israeli military operation in the Gaza Strip, according to a high-ranking U.S. authoritative quoted by Axios.
In the study highlightedThat "American authoritative said Vance made that decisionBecause he did not want his journey to propose that the Trump administration supported the Israeli decision to launch a mass operation While the United States is pushing for ceasefire and hostage agreement".
Nevertheless, Vance tried to downplay it as a purely political force movement or a strong signal for Israel, saying that it boils down to "logistics".
"Logistically, it was just a small besides hard erstwhile it comes to basic things like, Who the hell's gonna take care of our kids if we spend another fewer days abroad?" said on Monday in consequence to a question about travel. "I'm certain we'll visit Israel sometime in the future, but not today," Vance added. The issue of childcare or childcare is surely an unexpected reason or explanation, or questionable.
As of Friday, Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) announced an extended mobilisation of soldiers for Operation "Gedeon's chariots". About 2 million Palestinians are expected to will be forced to decision to the "humanitarian zone"While most of the enclave will be destroyed and razed.
This policy is somewhat contradicted by Trump's main message during last week's voyage to the Persian Gulf, in which he emphasized peace by concluding contracts, alternatively than "chaos" in the torn-out mediate East war.
According to Vance's travel cancellation agenda issued by Axios:
- Additional talks were held on Sunday between American and Israeli officials to prepare for Vance's visit. The Israeli press shortly reported that Vance could arrive on Tuesday.
- A fewer hours later, a White home authoritative denied these reports in a message to journalists traveling with the vice president. "While the Secret Service became active in contingency planning for adding respective possible countries, no additional visits were decided at any time, and the logistical constraints prevented him from extending his journey outside Rome. He'll be back in Washington on Monday..
On Monday morning in the White home conference room, press secretary Karolina Leavitt answered the question ZeroHedge, saying president Trump "he made it clear that he wants this conflict in the region to end".
"The president acts as rapidly as possible and works overtime to end these conflicts both in Israel and in the Gaza Strip, as well as the Russian-Ukrainian War," Leavitt added. "President made it very clear to Hamas that he wanted to release all hostages".
Several reports at the beginning of this period pointed to a serious tension between Trump and Netanyahu; However, since then, the president of the United States has tried to underestimate this. However, Vance's abrupt cancellation of his journey to Israel surely indicates problem between Washington and Tel Aviv.
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source:https://www.zerohedge.com/
