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White House Distrusts Israeli Government Amid Middle East Tensions, Says Jake Sullivan
Oct 8, 2024, 11:19 AM
The White House has expressed a growing distrust in the Israeli government’s communication regarding its military and policy plans amidst escalating tensions in the Middle East. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan conveyed to Israeli officials that the U.S. expects clarity and transparency from Israel about its plans, particularly concerning potential retaliatory actions against Iran. This comes after a recent Iranian missile strike on Israel, with the Biden administration emphasizing that U.S. support is contingent on being informed about Israel's strategies. Senior American officials, including Barak Ravid, have noted that the trust level between the U.S. and Israel is currently very low, especially in the context of the multi-arena war Israel is waging.
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