Democratic strategist David Axelrod stated on Monday that President Trump's reported criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a phone call earlier that day was justified. Trump allegedly expressed discontent regarding Netanyahu's plans to target Hezbollah positions in southern Beirut, which could escalate the ongoing conflict in Lebanon.
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David Axelrod comments on Trump's reported criticism of Netanyahu
David Axelrod defended President Trump's reported criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, suggesting that Trump's concerns about Netanyahu's military plans against Hezbollah were warranted. The comments were made following a phone call where Trump expressed his dissatisfaction with the situation.
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