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Trump: Netanyahu didn’t ‘really’ want peace with Palestinians

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Published: 14 December 2021

Last updated: 4 March 2024

In candid interviews with Israeli journalist Barak Ravid, Trumps savages Netanyahu, accusing him of deceit and disloyalty, says Gantz would have secured a peace deal

Trump: Netanyahu didn't 'really' want peace with Palestinians (i24 News)
Benny Gantz would have secured a peace agreement, former US president tells Barak Ravid

Former US president Donald Trump charged that Benjamin Netanyahu didn't "really" seek peace with Palestinians as the head of Israeli government, according to excerpts from a series of interviews Trump gave to leading Israeli reporter Barak Ravid. 

Trump accuses Netanyahu of deceiving him over peace intentions (Jerusalem Post)
In a series of explosive comments, former US president Donald Trump accused former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu of deceiving him and his administration about his sincerity to make a peace deal with the Palestinians.

Trump also made coarse comments about Netanyahu and what the former president perceived to be his lack of loyalty and gratitude for his favourable policies toward Israel and the former prime minister

Trump: I thought Israelis would do anything for peace, but found that not to be true (Times of Israel)
In further quotes from new book, ex-president says Netanyahu ‘never’ wanted peace deal, calls Abbas a ‘father’ figure, claims he prevented annexation: ‘I got angry and stopped it’

'No one did more for Netanyahu than me': Trump bares all in candid chat (Ynet)
In an interview with journalist Barak Ravid for his new book 'Trump’s peace: The Abraham Accords and the Reshaping of the Middle East,' former U.S. leader says he has not spoken with ex-PM since he congratulated Biden on his electoral win; 'He made a terrible mistake, f*** him,' he says

Axios reporter reveals bad blood between Trump and Netanyahu (CNN)

Savaged by Trump, Netanyahu says he had to congratulate Biden on election victory (Times of Israel)
Branded disloyal by last president, ex-PM explains vital Israel-US alliance required him to praise Democratic winner; hails Trump’s ‘great contribution’ to Israel and its security

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