Bad feelings all around after Iran deal: Byron York
BAD FEELINGS ALL AROUND AFTER IRAN DEAL. The U.S. and Israel are mad at each other. At home, supporters of President Donald Trump’s decision to go to war are mad at him over the peace deal. Trump’s critics are happy the war might be coming to an end but mad at Trump for starting it. As far as the general public is concerned, a new CBS News poll found that 78% of those surveyed want the war to end now, while just 22% said it should continue “until Iran gives up more.”
TL;DR
- The U.S. and Israel are at odds following a peace deal with Iran.
- President Trump faces criticism from both supporters and opponents regarding the war and the subsequent peace agreement.
- A CBS News poll indicates that 78% of Americans want the war to end immediately.
- Disagreements have arisen between Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, with Trump expressing frustration over Netanyahu's conduct.
- Members of Netanyahu's cabinet have criticized the U.S.-Iran deal, asserting Israel's independence.
- Vice President Vance defended Trump, highlighting his support for Israel and U.S. contributions to its defense.
- Comments from Vance and others have drawn criticism from some American commentators who support the war.
- The MAGA base shows division over ending the conflict, with a majority now favoring an end to the war.