Netanyahu's campaign against Iran's nuclear program is muted with...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : "I said to President Trump that I hope that this is what the negotiators will do.
52% : "He was banking on Israel´s position relative to Iran to improve under Trump.
48% : While Trump has said a military option remains on the table, and has moved military assets to the region, he says he prefers a diplomatic solution.
42% : Yet Israel´s leader was recently unable to galvanize Trump to prioritize a strike against Iran´s nuclear facilities - which would likely hinge on U.S. military assistance to be successful.
36% : And since returning to the White House, Trump has given Israel free rein in its war against Hamas in Gaza, been soft on the worsening humanitarian crisis in the territory and launched strikes against the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen, who have attacked Israel since the start of the war.
36% : In a speech in Jerusalem this week, Netanyahu said he had discussed his terms for a deal with Trump.
30% : He "can't do anything that goes against Trump.
26% : However, it is not clear if Trump will set such strict conditions - and Iran has rejected giving up its right to enrich.
25% : They thought that, under Trump, the U.S. might back a strike on Iranian nuclear facilities.
21% : Trump was apparently offended by the perceived disloyalty, and their ties went into deep freeze.
20% : With Netanyahu's strong encouragement, Trump backed out of the deal struck by Obama.
17% : Since Trump scrapped the Obama-era agreement in 2018, Iran has ramped up its nuclear enrichment and increased its uranium stockpile.
16% : Yet he finds himself shackled with Donald Trump in the White House.

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