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Orly Azoulay claims that Netanyahu has lost Trump's support, and that Israel has lost America. According to her, Trump turned his back on Netanyahu due to his inability to end the war in Gaza, a feeling of exploitation by Netanyahu, and failure to advance the Abraham Accords. Azoulay notes that American sympathy is shifting to the Palestinian side, and that Trump has also failed in his conduct toward Israel.
In a sharp opinion column, Orly Azoulay claims that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has lost the support of US President Donald Trump, and as a result, Israel has lost America. According to her, Trump sharply turned his back on Netanyahu, not only because he 'hates losers,' but mainly due to a sense of exploitation and frustration with Netanyahu's conduct. Azoulay quotes Trump's associates who claim the president is furious with Netanyahu for failing to end the war in Gaza on time, which blocked Trump's ambitions to expand the Abraham Accords and build a legacy as a peacemaking leader. She adds that American sympathy is shifting to the Palestinian side, and that the Palestinian narrative is easier for the American public to digest, citing pro-Palestinian protests quoting Leila Khaled. Azoulay argues that Trump has also failed in his conduct toward Israel: he did not impose a peace channel and failed to remove uranium from Iran. She concludes that Trump's disregard for Netanyahu may be his noblest act to save Israel from a prime minister who led it from disgrace to catastrophe.