Trump Criticizes Israel, Netanyahu After Brutal Terrorist Attacks
In the wake of the devastating terrorist attacks in Israel, there are a lot of things candidates for President of the United States can say. But criticizing the country is not the right option at this time. Yet, that is…
In the wake of the devastating terrorist attacks in Israel, there are a lot of things candidates for President of the United States can say.
But criticizing the country is not the right option at this time.
Yet, that is the route former President Donald Trump took.
On Wednesday, Trump spoke about the 2020 strike that killed Iranian General Qasem Soleimani.
“About 15 seconds later it was all over, and we did. But I’ll never forget, I’ll never forget that Bibi Netanyahu let us down. That was a very terrible thing, I will say that,” he continued.
It was not entirely clear what he was talking about.
Trump went on to talk about the apparent intelligence failure that led Israel to miss Hamas’ planned attack and urged officials there to “straighten it out.”
He returned to the Soleimani strike and said he was “disappointed by that, very disappointed” by Israel before accusing Netanyahu of trying to take credit for the strike, which he said, “Didn’t make me feel too good.”