The Strongest Alliance: Netanyahu Claims US-Israel Ties Have By no means Been – JP

In a powerful address reflecting on his seventh meeting with President Donald Trump, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has described the current relationship between the United States and Israel as the strongest in the history of either nation. Netanyahu emphasized that the personal chemistry between the two leaders has translated into a level of security cooperation between the IDF and the U.S. military that “never existed before.” While the Prime Minister has privately expressed anxiety about the President’s commitment to a military solution, his public remarks focused on the tangible successes of their partnership. According to Netanyahu, this alliance has successfully “pushed away” the existential threat posed by the Iranian regime and its regional proxies for the past two and a half years.

A Bond Without Precedent
Netanyahu’s speech was designed to project an image of total unity to both his domestic audience and his enemies in Tehran. “In the last two and a half years, we have kept away a threat to every single citizen in Israel, to the 10 million citizens of Israel who faced danger at the hands of the Iranian oppressor and its branches,” the Prime Minister stated. He went on to claim that the “alliance with the US has never been tighter,” and that the world recognizes the sheer strength generated by this partnership. Netanyahu’s insistence that “all the world knows the power of Israel” is a direct response to those who suggest that the U.S. might be stepping back from its commitment to a joint military operation.

The Security Engine
Beyond the political rhetoric, Netanyahu highlighted the deep institutional ties that now bind the two countries together. He noted that the cooperation between the security agencies and the two militaries is functioning at an unprecedented level, providing Israel with the intelligence and hardware necessary to face any scenario. This public display of confidence serves as a warning to Iran, even as the regime’s foreign minister claims that diplomacy is the only path forward. By hailing the “special relationship” with Trump, Netanyahu is attempting to ensure that the “beautiful armada” remains committed to the Israeli cause, regardless of the outcome of the upcoming Geneva summit. As world leaders continue to flock to Jerusalem, Netanyahu’s message is clear: Israel is not fighting this war alone, and the American president is, for now, standing firmly at his side.



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