US lawmaker dismisses Trump-Netanyahu tensions as ‘all talk’

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US Representative Thomas Massie stated on social media that withholding foreign aid to Israel for one month would immediately stop the bombing of neighboring countries and lead to peace. Massie further claimed that Israel is the largest recipient of American taxpayer funds and that reported tensions between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu are inconsequential.

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US Republican Representative Thomas Massie criticised Washington’s continued financial support for Israel and downplayed reports of a heated exchange between US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In a social media post, Massie wrote, “It’s all talk.

US lawmaker dismisses Trump-Netanyahu tensions as ‘all talk’

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