It has been another exciting week in a world at war where the word "diplomacy" has no meaning and would probably be defined by America's head of Homeland Security Kristi Noem as a doctrine in which you shoot someone first before he or she can shoot you. In my article last week I discussed the reports that there has been a serious rift between President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, exemplified by Trump's unwillingness to talk to the Israeli leader followed by his failure to visit Israel on his recent Middle East trip. Sources attributed the break to Trump's perception that he was being "manipulated" by the Israeli, which was completely plausible though something that should have been recognized and warned against by Trump's foreign policy advisers when he first ascended to the presidency in 2017. Israel always manipulates opinion on the United States through its lobby's control of the media and corruption of the politicians.

I opined that the reports of the disenchantment with "America's best friend" were credible possibly linked to spying involving National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, though I also observed that many of my contacts were skeptical, warning that the whole thing might be a set-up possibly engineered by Trump's Zionist roving negotiator Steve Witkoff and specifically designed to benefit Israel. That means that the US was feigning a "breakup" with Netanyahu to enable it to reach an agreement with all the leading Arab countries of the Middle East in order to confirm Israel's security while Netanyahu is completely wiping the Palestinians off the face of the earth. Trump has in fact said that his policies and the Mideast trip were "very good for Israel."