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American journalist Tucker Carlson has released a video of the investigation process against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on charges of corruption, which began in 2016.
Carlson, a public opponent of the use of American military force on behalf of Israel, says that this video will land Netanyahu in prison, who, according to those speaking out there, has done everything to avoid arrest.
There are a series of accusations against the Israeli prime minister that he manipulated the current American administration into intervening in Iraq.
Meanwhile, a harsh phone call between US Vice President JD Vance and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has exposed deep cracks in relations between the new US administration and its main ally in the Middle East.
According to an exclusive report by Axios, Vance has not spared criticism of the Israeli leader, directly accusing him of "selling" President Donald Trump the false idea of an easy war against Iran. The vice president has questioned the seriousness of Netanyahu's promises, who before the start of the conflicts had presented regime change in Tehran as a much more achievable and simpler goal than is actually happening on the ground.
Official American sources explain that Vance's irritation stems from the belief that Netanyahu, known by the nickname Bibi, has used unjustified optimistic rhetoric to push American engagement in a conflict that is proving bloody and protracted.
The tension comes as JD Vance has taken a central role as the architect of efforts toward a potential ceasefire, working closely with the likes of Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. Vance, who has a history of being skeptical of endless wars abroad, is trying to find a diplomatic way out, but officials in his circle accuse Israel of deliberately undermining his authority.
Strong accusations are circulating in the corridors of Washington that Israel is undertaking an "operation" against the vice president, spreading reports that Iran seeks to negotiate only with Vance because it considers him more flexible and weaker in negotiations.
According to American officials, this is a coordinated Israeli effort to portray Vance as a surrendered negotiator, in order to thwart any agreement that would end the conflict without achieving Tel Aviv's maximum objectives. Although Axios emphasizes that there is no material evidence of this influence operation, the atmosphere of distrust between the two offices is at its highest levels.
Despite these clashes, senior officials in the US administration insist that JD Vance remains the last and best hope for a peaceful solution with Iran. They estimate that if Tehran fails to find common ground with Vance, the chances of an agreement with any other political figure in the US are practically zero.
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