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JD Vance To Israel: "Don't Play Games With Us. You Risk Losing Everything."
According to reports, JD Vance warned Israeli officials who were publicly att@cking Trump's Iran deal:
"Trump is your last ally. The entire world already hates you."
Think about how extraordinary that is.
For years, American politicians competed to prove who was more pro-Israel.
Now the Vice President of the United States is reportedly reminding Israeli politicians that much of their military and diplomatic support comes from Washington.
In other words:
Stop attacking the guy paying the bills.
The timing matters.
Trump signed an agreement with Iran.
Almost immediately:
• Israeli politicians attacked the deal
• Pro-Israel commentators att@cked the deal
• Republican hawks attacked the deal
• Senators like Ted Cruz and Lindsey Graham att@cked the deal
The moment Netanyahu's allies started criticizing the agreement, a civil war broke out inside the American right.
Vance's message appears simple:
Trump wants the deal.
Stop trying to sabotage it.
And for the first time in years, a senior Republican is openly acknowledging something many analysts have been saying for a long time:
Israel's international position is getting weaker.
The most revealing part wasn't the criticism.
It was the reminder.
Without American weapons, American money, American diplomatic protection, and American political support...
Israel's position becomes much more difficult.
That's why Vance's warning landed so hard.
Because it sounded less like diplomacy...
and more like a frustrated patron reminding an ally where its support comes from.
The bigger question is this:
If America First is supposed to mean America First...
why are so many American politicians furious about a deal that was signed by the American president himself?

Are they defending U.S. interests... or defending the preferences of a foreign government?