This week, the Prime Minister of Israel encountered a bunch of sourpusses

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu returned from the US after a meeting with President Trump, who displayed a cold and dismissive attitude. Trump hinted in an interview that he does not need Netanyahu's advice and expressed frustration with the war in Iran. The article claims Netanyahu has lost support from both Republicans and Democrats, and Israel may lose America as a key ally.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu returned this week from a visit to Washington, where he met with US President Donald Trump. The article, by Orly Azoulay, describes a cold meeting in which Trump showed a dismissive attitude. In an interview with Fox News before the meeting, Trump said: 'I don't need Bibi to tell me that,' referring to intelligence on Iran. The writer claims Netanyahu lost Democratic support long ago, and is now also losing broad Republican support against the backdrop of the war in Iran that leads nowhere. Trump's body language and words indicated he was fed up, and he may be more attentive to voices calling for arms restrictions on Israel. The article concludes with a call for a future Israeli leader who will try the path of peace and allow Israel to dance again with America.