Netanyahu says he believes there is no rift with Trump
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- Netanyahu said Trump acts in America's interests while he acts in 'Israel's' interests.
- He added that any differences are discussed openly and usually resolved.
'Israeli' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed assertions of a rift in his relationship with US President Donald Trump, stating that their bilateral communications remain open and focused on their respective national interests.
Speaking to Fox News, Netanyahu directly addressed recent speculation regarding tensions between the two leaderships, affirming that he views their strategic dynamic as stable.
National sovereignty, open dialogue
Netanyahu framed the relationship through the lens of independent leadership, noting that each leader's primary responsibility is to their respective country.
"President Trump is the leader of America and does what is in its interest, and I am the leader of 'Israel' and do what serves its interest," Netanyahu said.
While acknowledging that the two leaders generally share aligned visions, Netanyahu noted that policy disagreements can and do emerge.
He stated that whenever differences appear, they are discussed with frankness and openness, adding that they usually succeed in reaching practical solutions.
