Explosive US Warning: "If Netanyahu Screws Up the Deal, Donald Trump Will Screw Him"

A senior American official has issued a blunt warning to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stating that the Israeli premier is "walking a very thin tightrope with President Trump" and suggesting that if he allows the Gaza ceasefire agreement to collapse, he will face severe consequences from the US President.

The exclusive comments follow a series of "embarrassing" incidents that occurred during the visit of US Vice President J.D. Vance to Israel, raising concerns among American officials that the actions of Netanyahu’s government could torpedo the fragile peace deal.

Vance "Appalled" by Knesset Vote

The senior American official told N12 News that Vice President Vance, who concluded his diplomatic visit earlier today, was "appalled when he heard about the Knesset vote on the annexation of areas the article refers to as the West Bank."

The prevailing sentiment among Vance and other senior US officials is that the Israeli government is not under control. Vance himself commented just before boarding his plane, stating: "If this was a political stunt, it was a stupid political stunt and I was offended by it."

An Israeli official confirmed to N12 News that Netanyahu had been warned days earlier about the severe backlash the vote would trigger but took no action to halt it.

Red Lines and Repercussions

American officials are particularly alarmed by several incidents that transpired during the Vice President's visit:

The senior American official stated that these events "increase the White House's concern that the conduct of the Israeli government will lead to the collapse of the agreement in the Gaza Strip." He then delivered the ultimate warning: "Netanyahu is walking a very thin tightrope with President Trump. If he continues like this, he will eventually screw up the deal, and if he screws up the deal, Donald Trump will screw him."

US Intensifies Oversight

In a move signaling mounting US pressure and a push for order, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived in Israel, continuing the diplomatic pressure cooker established by the Vice President. A significant portion of Rubio's visit is focused on imposing order on both the Israeli and American sides regarding the agreement's implementation.

Rubio is scheduled to spend most of tomorrow at the American headquarters in Kiryat Gat. During his time there, he is expected to announce the appointment of a senior US State Department representative who will be permanently based in Israel. This appointee will be tasked with overseeing the implementation of the agreement, reinforcing the US administration’s deep concern over the stability of the deal and the conduct of the Israeli government.