In Jerusalem
After four years of preferential treatment, Israel expects to take the brunt of the end of a singular relationship.
Donald Trump offered his accomplice Benjamin Netanyahu everything he could hope for: the end of the Iranian nuclear agreement, an American embassy in Jerusalem, the recognition of the annexation of the Golan Heights, support in politics expansion of Jewish settlements, forgetting the designation of the West Bank as
"occupied"
.
Rarely has an Israeli head of government been so covered with gifts.
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The Israeli Prime Minister is preparing for a swing back on the issue that is holding all his attention, that of Iranian nuclear power.
Joe Biden's desire to return to the JCPoA (the 2015 Vienna Agreement) doubly clashes with his credo.
For Benyamin Netanyahu, only the balance of power can curb Iranian ambitions.
The choice of the diplomatic option takes the Israeli leader on the wrong foot, engaged in a crusade against
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