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(Israel Hayom) Nadav Shragai - Disagreements with the Trump administration regarding Gaza, the Houthis, Iran, and Saudi Arabia represent positive developments for Israel. The absence of such differences would be cause for deep concern. It would be deeply troubling if Israel simply acquiesced and failed to defend matters essential to its security and existence. Should Israel accept a potentially flawed nuclear agreement with Iran? When Saudi Arabia is poised to receive American approval for a civilian nuclear reactor without normalizing relations with Israel, should Israel submit meekly? When moments after Ben-Gurion Airport experienced the shock wave from a Houthi missile, the U.S. announces it will cease bombing the Houthis, should Israel simply disregard this? While relations with the U.S. are indeed extremely important, matters affecting the security of every Israeli citizen are even more crucial. Israel must remain steadfast and navigate skillfully through disagreement, even with a supportive administration that demonstrates affection for Israel. 2025-05-13 00:00:00Full Article
Israel's Red Lines with Trump Are Vital for Survival
(Israel Hayom) Nadav Shragai - Disagreements with the Trump administration regarding Gaza, the Houthis, Iran, and Saudi Arabia represent positive developments for Israel. The absence of such differences would be cause for deep concern. It would be deeply troubling if Israel simply acquiesced and failed to defend matters essential to its security and existence. Should Israel accept a potentially flawed nuclear agreement with Iran? When Saudi Arabia is poised to receive American approval for a civilian nuclear reactor without normalizing relations with Israel, should Israel submit meekly? When moments after Ben-Gurion Airport experienced the shock wave from a Houthi missile, the U.S. announces it will cease bombing the Houthis, should Israel simply disregard this? While relations with the U.S. are indeed extremely important, matters affecting the security of every Israeli citizen are even more crucial. Israel must remain steadfast and navigate skillfully through disagreement, even with a supportive administration that demonstrates affection for Israel. 2025-05-13 00:00:00Full Article
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