- June 13, 2025
- 12:36 am
- World News
June 11, 2025 it became clear: Israel can no longer count on unconditional U.S. support as it once did. Donald Trump, in his quest for international recognition, is actively pushing for negotiations with Tehran and Moscow.
In an attempt to replicate the success of Jimmy Carter, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, he is once again playing with dictators — this time at the expense of the Jewish state’s security.
Washington behind Jerusalem’s back: what Trump’s “peace” agenda means
In spring 2025, Trump’s team, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and former National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, invited a Russian delegation to Riyadh. The hidden purpose: not just Ukraine, but also promising Moscow a role in global “games” — from Iran to Africa.
Since then, putin has used this narrative as a tool of manipulation. Even during talks about his destroyed strategic aviation — taken out by Ukrainian drones — he redirected the conversation back to Iran, saying in effect, “we’ll talk, but hear me out on Tehran.”
The cynicism of this new approach: terrorists as partners?
Trump refused to condemn putin for terrorizing civilians, stating that the Russian leader “promised to talk to Iran” and help contain its nuclear ambitions.
“I told putin that Iran must not have nuclear weapons, and I believe we agreed on that. He offered to help accelerate a solution,” Trump bragged.
Trump acts as if Tehran will listen to the Kremlin. But Iran is using Russia not as an ally, but as a temporary donor: gold, technology, drones — in exchange for Shaheds that bomb Ukraine. Without them, Russia couldn’t strike civilian targets so relentlessly.
All of this unfolds against reports that Iranian scientists are frequently flying to Russia to study nuclear technologies and speed up warhead development. According to intelligence, it now takes about 12 to 18 months to produce a deployable weapon.
Trump presses Israel: no strikes on Iran, end the war in Gaza
Recently, Trump held a 40-minute call with Benjamin Netanyahu. During the conversation, he demanded:
- end military operations in Gaza;
- refrain from striking Iran’s nuclear facilities.
“For now, we should take the Iran strike off the table,” Israeli media quoted Trump as saying.
This is not just shortsightedness — it’s a direct betrayal of an ally whose survival depends on neutralizing the Iranian threat.
NAnews – Israel News has previously reported that Trump himself unleashed this crisis by pulling out of the Obama-era nuclear deal in 2018. That move gave Iran the green light to enrich uranium and advance toward weaponization.
Alone against the enemy: Israel mirrors Ukraine’s path
Israel today resembles Ukraine in 2022.
Promises of support turn into pressure to “not provoke” dictators.
The danger is that instead of striking nuclear sites directly, Israel may again have to rely on surgical operations — like in 2020, when Israeli forces eliminated nuclear physicist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh using remote weaponry.
The threat is so severe that any delay could cost Israel its future.
And Trump, instead of defending allies, follows putin’s model — negotiating with tyrants.
Who really decides the region’s fate — not putin, not Trump
While Moscow pretends to mediate, Tehran’s real partner is China. Beijing provides oil trade, logistics, political protection, and confidence. That’s why Ayatollah Khamenei dares to declare that the U.S. has no right to dictate Iran’s nuclear policy.
Moreover, Iran’s demands to the U.S. are a mirror of putin’s: lifting sanctions and recognizing the roles of Russia and China in any negotiations. This is a coordinated and open axis of evil.
Conclusion from NAnews
Israel has the same problems as Ukraine. While the U.S. president chases medals, Israel faces an existential threat. Like Ukraine, it cannot rely on allies who hesitate in the face of dictatorship.
A moment is coming when Israel must act independently — whether in Gaza, Tehran, or on the global stage.
“If you want peace — defeat your enemy yourself,” — Ukraine learned that lesson in 2022. Now it’s Israel’s turn.
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