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Vice President JD Vance returned to Ohio for a midterm rally, emphasizing economic achievements. Polls show declining voter confidence in Republican economic policies, while Democrats eye opportunities in the state.
US Vice President JD Vance issued a stark warning to Israel last week, declaring that Israel depends heavily on US security and should not criticize its only remaining ally. The statement, defending Trump’s Iran deal, challenges a long-standing assumption that Israel can oppose US diplomacy and expect Washington to yield. Analysts see this as a potential turning point in the alliance, signaling a shift toward US-centric priorities and regional realpolitik.
US Vice President JD Vance defended the ceasefire agreement with Iran while criticizing Israeli leaders for pushing Washington to continue the war. He argued that Israel, with a population of 9 million, cannot solve all its security problems through violence. Vance called on Israel to give credit to the US as a longstanding partner.
