The ambassador close to Donald Trump is exposed - and alarms Israeli society

A Wall Street Journal report reveals an incident in which the U.S. ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, said during a private dinner in Athens that the U.S. could replace the Greek government. The remarks sparked uproar and tension with Greek officials. The article describes Guilfoyle's unusual status, her closeness to President Trump, and her central role in promoting American gas exports to Europe.

A Wall Street Journal report reveals an unusual diplomatic incident: U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle said during a private dinner in Athens that the United States could replace the Greek government. The remarks were made to Greek officials and sparked tension. Guilfoyle, 57, a former Fox News host and fiancée of Donald Trump Jr., has become a central figure in the Trump administration's efforts to increase U.S. liquefied natural gas exports to Southeast Europe and reduce dependence on Russian energy. The article describes her unusual status in Greece and the Balkans, and her ties with Christos Marafatsos, an American businessman and lobbyist of Greek origin. Guilfoyle's lawyer disputed the newspaper's account of the exchange. Secretary of State Marco Rubio came to her defense, describing her as an "incredibly effective advocate for the president's agenda."