A recent poll reveals declining American confidence in NATO, coinciding with President Trump's critical stance on the alliance.
A recent poll reveals declining American confidence in NATO, coinciding with President Trump’s critical stance on the alliance. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: An internal NATO poll indicates that only 43 percent of American adults believe NATO would support the U.S. if it was attacked, marking the lowest confidence level among the alliance’s 32 members. DETAIL: Security experts said the decline may reflect the impact of President Donald J. Trump ‘s repeated criticism of NATO and his public questioning of the alliance’s mutual defense obligations. Several European NATO members actively hindered U.S. operations during operations against Iran in recent months, and most are still not meeting their defense spending targets, leaving the…Open
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu complained to President Trump on Friday about Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's escalating anti-Israel rhetoric, according to Israeli and U.S. officials. - Netanyahu also asked Trump, who will meet Erdoğan during this week's NATO summit in Ankara, to refrain from selling weapons systems that would help Turkey modernize its air force, the officials said. Why it matters: Israel-Turkey tensions have soared over the last two years amid the wars in Gaza and Iran . But Trump has kept close, friendly ties with both Netanyahu and Erdoğan — a key U.S. ally and regional mediator . - Netanyahu's standing in Washington has slipped in recent months over the Iran war, which has damaged Trump's…
