Regarding the supposed rift between Trump and Netanyahu, Alexander Mercouris (who I think is one of the most serious and insightful analysts out there - not that I always agree with him, but mostly yes) thinks it's real, and he discusses it at length in one of his recent videos:
Trump doesn't like Netanyahu, and the recent video he posted of Jeffrey Sachs is a clear sign of it, as well as Bibi not going to the inauguration. (At first I thought that, being Trump, he probably didn't watch the video till the end and posted it as soon as he heard Obama was being criticized.
But AFAIK he did not take the video down, so there it is!) That doesn't mean he supports Iran or is against Israel, but he also does not want to start another war, at least not when he is beggining his new term. Just this single item, together with Trump's willingness to talk to Putin, are more than enough good news, especially when considered against the alternative of Kamala Harris! I mean, can you imagine if Harris was to be inaugurated? We'd be looking down the barrel of WW3 from different angles, as well as a sort of dystopian techno-woke-idiocratic-dictatorship or something.
Trump doesn't like Netanyahu, and the recent video he posted of Jeffrey Sachs is a clear sign of it, as well as Bibi not going to the inauguration. (At first I thought that, being Trump, he probably didn't watch the video till the end and posted it as soon as he heard Obama was being criticized.
