Rubio Meets with Netanyahu as Trump, Vance Slam Vote on Israeli Annexation of Biblical Heartland

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : JERUSALEM, Israel - The steady stream of U.S. officials visiting Israel continued with the arrival of Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday, just after Vice President JD Vance left, and Vance was preceded by Trump mediators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.
66% : Vice President JD Vance was visiting Israel, and so the opposition said, 'Oh, here's a good way to give it to Bibi.
64% : You've been an extraordinary friend of Israel, and now we face days of destiny.
57% : Regarding Trump's statements on annexation, Fuld believes Trump is a real friend to Israel, but he cautions that could change.
52% : " Tech columnist and Israel advocate Hillel Fuld tells CBN News he sees the vote as part of a global political trend to tear down the political opposition.
43% : Time Magazine released its interview with President Trump, in which he said Israel won't annex Judea and Samaria.
40% : Netanyahu's office released a statement saying, "The Knesset vote on annexation was a deliberate political provocation by the opposition to sow discord during Vice President JD Vance's visit to Israel.
37% : Israel would lose all of its support from the United States if that happened.
35% : And unfortunately, right now, you know, whether it's a right move or a wrong move to take sovereignty - and in some area, I think it's a little bit, absurd, for lack of a better term - that the United States of America thinks it has the right to dictate to Israel, a decision that's internal to Israel, let alone a security issue.
25% : " When asked about the Knesset vote, Trump told the reporter not to worry about it, that Israel isn't going to do anything.
10% : " Vance called the vote "an insult" and declared, "The policy of the Trump administration is that the West Bank will not be annexed by Israel.

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