Former chief of Aman: Israel -American special relationship has been shaken

Former Zionist Army Intelligence Service (Amman), referring to the recent US President's visit to the Middle East, said Trump is Israel's most important ally, but he did not visit Israel during his recent visit to the Middle East.

“I am riding a train that goes to Riyadh,” said Amaus Yadlin said. I won't throw you under the train wheels, but if you want to come with me, you have to end the war and return the captives.

The former chief (Aman) stated: Trump refused to recognize the Palestinian state, but linked regional progress to the end of the war and the release of Israeli captives in Gaza.

He noted that the US message has changed, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has begun talking about the “suffering of the people of Gaza”, a similar tone similar to the Biden government.

The special relationship created over the years and with great effort between Israel and the United States now seems to be different and shaky.

At the end of his remarks, the former head of the Zionist Army's military intelligence service acknowledged: “The special relationship created over the years and with great effort between Israel and the United States now seems to be different and shaky.”