America "marginalized" Israel... just weeks after the Iran war!

Before the attack on Iran on February 28, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was not merely present in the operations room alongside US President Donald Trump; according to a report by The New York Times, he was leading the discussions, insisting that a joint US-Israeli strike could lead to the سقوط of the Iranian regime.

But just a few weeks later, the picture has changed completely.

According to two Israeli military officials who spoke to the newspaper, Israel has been largely sidelined by the Trump administration, and its leaders have been almost entirely excluded from the details of the de-escalation talks between Washington and Tehran, which came into effect about a month and a half ago.

The two officials explained that Israel, amid a shortage of information coming from its closest ally, has been forced to follow developments through its contacts with leaders and diplomats in the region, in addition to what its intelligence services are gathering from inside Iran.

The American newspaper’s report said that "Israel’s move from the cockpit to economy class could carry major political and security implications, especially for Netanyahu, who is facing a difficult election battle this year."

Netanyahu has long presented himself to Israelis as the figure capable of influencing Trump and securing his support.