Tucker Carlson, a well-known American conservative commentator, called for the United States to "take [Benjamin Netanyahu] under control."
"This is not anti-Semitism, but a call for accountability from the head of state whose decisions lead to the deaths of Americans and affect the fate of the world," Carlson noted in the latest podcast on the Tucker Carlson Network.
He also added: "The United States must tell the Israeli government: 'You are not in power.' ... No administration has paid a higher price for following the situation than the current one."
According to the New York Times, Carlson, who is close to Trump, has opposed military actions and met with Trump several times to dissuade him from attacking.
Some American leaders, including House Speaker Mike Johnson, have supported Washington's actions, calling them "preventive," although Netanyahu's statements appear contradictory.
"Donald Trump is the strongest leader in the world. He does what he believes is right for America," Netanyahu noted in an interview with Fox News.
Vice President JD Vance stated that the U.S. does not plan to intervene in the protracted conflict, adding that the president has a clear goal—to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
"The president has decided not only to protect the country from Iranian nuclear weapons in the early years of his second term but also to ensure that Iran can never have them," Vance stated.
He emphasized that this will not take much time and added: "Donald Trump will not allow our country to get involved in protracted conflicts like it did in Iraq and Afghanistan."
Vance also added that Iranian nuclear facilities are being developed not only for civilian purposes, as the regime claims, but also for the development of nuclear weapons.
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