As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces mounting pressure from his own government and international leaders, he's being forced to reassess his relationship with former US President Donald Trump. Despite his long-standing support for the Israeli leader, Trump's influence on US foreign policy has waned significantly since leaving office. With the Biden administration now firmly in place, Netanyahu may need to pivot and recalibrate his approach to avoid further straining ties with Washington. But with Trump's loyal base still holding sway in the Republican Party, Netanyahu may be hesitant to abandon the former president's backing, even if it means risking further isolation on the world stage.
