All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is happening between the Trump administration and Netanyahu.

It seems as if we're getting reports on a daily basis now from mainstream media in the United States as well as Israel,

that there's been some sort of a falling out between Trump and Netanyahu.

What do you make of these reports?

A lot of them are false.

I mean, for example, the report, I believe it's false that Trump's going to recognize

a Palestinian state when he goes to Saudi Arabia.

I think obviously that's not going to happen.

But it's interesting, and this was actually coming from the Jerusalem Post, this report.

So it's interesting that we're getting these reports.

It seems as if there are forces at work which are saying that whether these reports are true or not,

they're saying that there has been some sort of a divide between Trump and Netanyahu.

What are your thoughts on this? Do you think there is some sort of a divide? Do you think a lot of

this may have started with Mike Waltz and everything

that happens with Waltz? Or maybe it goes back earlier to 2020 when Netanyahu kind of put his

support behind Biden in a way. And I think Trump never got over that. Anyway, what are your

thoughts on everything going on? I think these reports are true, but I think they're also being greatly overstated as well.

I think that over the course of Trump's first term and before, Trump was an absolute strong supporter of Israel. I think he saw Netanyahu as his dear

friend. All the indications were that they were very, very friendly with each other. I think that

the relationship began to get seriously unstuck in the autumn of 2020, because exactly, as you said, to Trump's

shock and anger, Netanyahu backed Biden over the events that we've discussed many times

in which everybody knows.

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