“‘This war is the result of a coup.’”
The article says Vance opposed an attack on Iran but later supported Trump’s decision and reportedly consulted Netanyahu during negotiations.
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The article says Vance opposed an attack on Iran but later supported Trump’s decision and reportedly consulted Netanyahu during negotiations.
Patrick Lawrence argues that Benjamin Netanyahu and pro-Israel interests drove the U.S. decision to attack Iran, interpreting a New York Times account of administration deliberations as evidence of Israeli control over U.S. policy. He calls for reducing that influence and regulating lobbying and media ownership.
Vice President who opposed an attack on Iran and later participated in negotiations
President whose decision to authorize the Iran operation is central to the article
Trump's version of this story ↗
Senator quoted criticizing Trump’s handling of foreign policy
CIA director described as questioning Netanyahu’s proposed plan
Defense Secretary described as supporting the proposed attack
Secretary of State described as questioning Netanyahu’s proposed plan
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