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Trump ‘caught off guard’ by recent Israeli strikes, White House says
GAZA AND SYRIA, JUL 21 – Trump expressed frustration over unannounced Israeli airstrikes on Gaza and Syria that complicated US efforts to broker ceasefires amid escalating violence, with over 1,000 Gaza deaths reported.
- U.S. President Donald Trump was surprised by Israeli strikes in Syria, according to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.
- Israel aimed to pressure the Syrian government amid ongoing clashes and has a history of targeting Syrian government troops and convoys.
- Israeli officials stated they are investigating the church strike that killed three individuals and regarded it as an unintended incident.
- Trump called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to address the situation and expressed his condemnation of the church attack.
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Trump Was 'Caught Off Guard' by Israel's Strikes in Syria, on Gaza Catholic Church: White House - The Virginia Star
by Natalia Mittelstadt President Trump was “caught off guard” by Israel’s strikes in Syria and on a Catholic Church in Gaza, according to the White House. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Monday that Trump has “a good working relationship” with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but “he was caught off guard by the bombings, according to the Associated Press. On Thursday, Israel apologized for what it said was an unint…
Trump's team sees Netanyahu as 'madman'
The White House said the US president was "caught off guard" by the Israeli strikes on Syria. The administration of US President Donald Trump increasingly views Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a "madman" undermining Washington's diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, Axios has reported. Israel conducted airstrikes last week on Syrian government forces and military headquarters in Damascus in response to bloody clashes between the Dr…
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The Trump admin can do more to help Sudan, says Sen. Warner
In this clip from GZERO World with Ian Bremmer, Senator Mark Warner explains why he’s taken on Sudan’s brutal civil war as a personal and political priority—and why the US, under both Joe Biden and Donald Trump, has failed to act. “More people die every day in Sudan than in Gaza and Ukraine combined,” Warner says, calling the conflict a humanitarian catastrophe hiding in plain sight.Warner argues that neither side in Sudan’s civil war deserves U…
Washington. U.S. President Donald Trump said he was “surprised” by recent Israeli attacks on Syria and a Catholic temple in Gaza, and spoke about them with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, White House spokesman Karoline Leavitt said yesterday.
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