Trump; Israeli prostitute; The interesting commentary of the famous US military expert Scott Ritter on the relations between the US President and Israel Summary: Scott Ritter, a former intelligence officer of the US Marine Corps and former chief UN weapons inspector in Iraq, described Trump as a politician who succumbed to the influence of pro-Tel Aviv lobbies. He called the US president "Israel's w****" and said that a government bought by pro-Israel lobbies is acting at the will of influential groups. The criticism of the priority of Tel Aviv's interests over the interests of Washington is not limited to Ritter. Marjorie Taylor Green, a former Republican representative in Congress and a former Trump supporter, asked why the United States should enter into an all-out war against Iran in the name of Tel Aviv on the eve of the midterm elections. He emphasized that many Americans see this war in line with the interests of Tel Aviv, not America. Former Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson also accused Trump of giving in to Netanyahu and putting Israel ahead of America's interests. The American Republican anchor, Megyn Kelly, called the war against Iran a war for Tel Aviv and said that American soldiers should not lose their lives for Israel. The opposition to the war against Iran points to a split in the conservative current and the "America First" movement; A war that Trump's former supporters claim is not for Washington, but for the goals and interests of Tel Aviv. Tom Barak, the US ambassador to Turkey and Washington's special envoy to Syria, also warned that Israel, despite its military power and advanced technology, faces the danger of "collapse from within". He emphasized that the internal divisions and erosion will face a serious challenge to Israel's existence in the long term, and he shared this opinion with Israeli officials and Arab leaders. Read the full text on this month's site today:.

Trump; Israeli prostitute; The interesting commentary of the famous US military expert Scott Ritter on the relations between the US President and Israel Summary: Scott Ritter, a former intelligence officer of the US Marine Corps and former chief UN weapons inspector in Iraq, described Trump as a politician who succumbed to the influence of pro-Tel Aviv lobbies. He called the US president "Israel's w****" and said that a government bought by pro-Israel lobbies is acting at the will of influential groups. The criticism of the priority of Tel Aviv's interests over the interests of Washington is not limited to Ritter. Marjorie Taylor Green, a former Republican representative in Congress and a former Trump supporter, asked why the United States should enter into an all-out war against Iran in the name of Tel Aviv on the eve of the midterm elections. He emphasized that many Americans see this war in line with the interests of Tel Aviv, not America. Former Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson also accused Trump of giving in to Netanyahu and putting Israel ahead of America's interests. The American Republican anchor, Megyn Kelly, called the war against Iran a war for Tel Aviv and said that American soldiers should not lose their lives for Israel. The opposition to the war against Iran points to a split in the conservative current and the "America First" movement; A war that Trump's former supporters claim is not for Washington, but for the goals and interests of Tel Aviv. Tom Barak, the US ambassador to Turkey and Washington's special envoy to Syria, also warned that Israel, despite its military power and advanced technology, faces the danger of "collapse from within". He emphasized that the internal divisions and erosion will face a serious challenge to Israel's existence in the long term, and he shared this opinion with Israeli officials and Arab leaders. Read the full text on this month's site today:.