Israel would lose US support if it annexes West Bank, warns Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : He also said he believed Israel and Saudi Arabia would normalize ties by the end of the year.
44% : He did not offer any further details on how this would be achieved, given Riyadh's insistence that normalisation was directly tied to Palestinian statehood, a nonstarter for Israel.
38% : " Though the statement quickly dominated headlines in Israel, it did not appear to be a central message Vance was looking to convey at the end of his trip, and he made in response to a question on the matter after already concluding a short press conference.
37% : Israel would lose all of its support from the United States if that happened.
31% : WASHINGTON - Seemingly putting the kibosh on the Israeli right's dream of applying sovereignty to parts of the West Bank, US President Donald Trump has said Israel would lose "all support" from the United States if it tried to move ahead with annexation.
29% : " Trump had already ruled out the idea last month, saying, "I'm not allowing Israel to annex the West Bank.
19% : Vance said he was told it was a "political stunt" and "purely symbolic," but that it was a "very stupid political stunt, and I personally take some insult to it." "The West Bank is not going to be annexed by Israel," he said.
14% : Underlining the administration's lack of patience for such efforts, Trump's deputy JD Vance said Thursday as he departed Israel that the previous day's vote had offended him and was "very stupid." "It won't happen.

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