After the surrender agreement with Iran: vice president J.D. Vance, who led the negotiations, gave an interview to the New York Times today (Thursday), during which he addressed, among other things, criticism in Israel of the disgraceful agreement.
Vance noted in an interview that the Prime Minister Netanyahu He did not express sharp criticism against the signing of the memorandum of understanding and criticized the Ben Gvir andSmotrich' On public resistance.
Vance: "I don't think Bibi himself really criticized the agreement, because I think he might be a little more familiar with the details of what was included in it. On the other hand, we've seen people like Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich attack the agreement. And my response to them is: What exactly is your proposal? You're a country of nine million people. You can't just 'kill your way out' of all the national security problems you have.".
The Vice President added: "There is some strange panic within the Israeli system, which I sense, in which they assume that everything that is being considered and that might benefit Iran will actually happen - but that it will happen without the Iranians changing any behavior on their part.
""So I find this whole wave of hysteria in Israel a little strange, because I think it stems from a lack of trust. And I think the United States has honestly earned the trust of this region of the world.".
""We did a very good job for that particular country and for that particular government, and I believe that the claim that we did a bad deal is not supported by the facts, and simply does not make sense when you consider the depth and duration of the relationship between the parties.".
The Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, responded in a tweet on X Network: "Vance, this is the proposal - to deal with the Nazis of the 21st century, just as the United States dealt with the Nazis of the 20th century.".
As reported last night, the media person Ben Shapiro, a central figure in conservative media identified with President Donald Trump's positions, last night sharply criticized Vice President J.D. Vance.
In an interview he gave to Fox News, Shapiro did not spare his criticism and claimed that the negotiations led by Vance turned out to be a complete failure.
Shapiro made it clear that his criticism is not specific but functional: "This memorandum of understanding appears to be a disaster that does not achieve any of the key goals set by the administration at the beginning of the process... In my opinion, the vice president, the head of the negotiating team for this project, did not serve the president properly.".
