Trump’s Stinging Attack on Israel’s President Touches a Nerve
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Former U.S. President Trump publicly criticized Israeli President Isaac Herzog for not yet pardoning Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his ongoing corruption trial. Trump called Herzog "disgraceful" and suggested Israelis should shame him. This intervention into Israeli affairs and the insulting tone sparked a rare public disagreement between the allies. Herzog's office responded, clarifying that the pardon request was still under review and would be considered without external pressure. While acknowledging Trump's contributions to Israel, Herzog emphasized Israel's sovereignty and rule of law. The incident occurred after Trump met with Netanyahu at the White House, leading to speculation, denied by Netanyahu's aides, that the Prime Minister prompted Trump's remarks.
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