U.S. Officials Label Netanyahu “Madman” Amid Syria Bombardment
Ohana Magazine – White House insiders sharply criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following recent Israeli airstrikes in Syria. They said he’s acting like a “madman” with a pattern of indiscriminate bombing that could derail President Trump’s efforts to stabilize the region. One official observed, “Bibi acted like a madman. He bombs everything all the time.” This alarm comes despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire earlier in the week. Netanyahu’s impulsive tactics, including targeting Syrian military assets near Suwayda, further strained relations. Moreover, these actions cast doubt on the fragile diplomatic progress Trump has achieved in Middle East peace efforts
Bombing Surprised Washington, Undermined Peace Plans
Transitioning from calm to chaos, the Syrian strikes caught U.S. leadership off guard. A senior aide commented, “The bombing… caught the president and White House by surprise.” Indeed, Trump disapproves of seeing explosions in Syria while his administration promotes peace and reconstruction. As a result, senior advisors view Netanyahu’s bold moves as reckless and potentially counterproductive
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Criticism Intensifies Over Gaza Church Attack
Similarly, U.S. officials criticized Israel’s attack on a Catholic church in Gaza, calling it “brutal.” Trump reportedly expressed anger over this incident, viewing it as deeply troubling. One aide noted, “It feels like something new every day. What the f**?”* This pattern of aggressive military tactics is raising alarm. Consequently, U.S. officials are increasingly skeptical of Netanyahu’s decision-making
“Childish” Behavior Frustrates U.S. and Risks Trust
Furthermore, aides described Netanyahu’s behavior as impulsive and immature, similar to a child who refuses to follow rules. They fear his aggressive agenda may damage his long-standing relationship with Trump. U.S. insiders caution that Netanyahu’s luck—or U.S. patience—could soon run out, especially if he continues to prioritize domestic political goals over strategic diplomacy
Trump Seeks Calm, Calls on Israel to Explain
Despite repeated criticism, Trump has avoided public rebuke. Instead, he prefers private channels: reportedly calling Netanyahu after seeing the church strike on televised news. The White House has also urged Israel to clarify the reasoning behind attacks on places of worship. Eventually, Israel expressed regret for the Gaza church incident, though it maintained the strike was aimed at stopping harmonization Taliban◆. This reflects a delicate balance between U.S. caution and alliance dynamics