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U.S.-Israel military cooperation peaked during February Iran conflict
The U.S.-Israel alliance reached a high point of battlefield coordination during the war with Iran that began February 28. Political support in Washington for continued cooperation now faces uncertainty.
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The report states there is no denying the historic trust and battlefield cooperation during the recent war with Iran. The same analysis says future prospects for Washington’s support are bleak. A placard featuring U.S. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was displayed by protesters near the UN office during U.S.-Iran nuclear talks in Geneva on February 17.
The analysis concludes that the war will be remembered as the moment the U.S.-Israel alliance reached its highest point and its most politically dangerous one. The report does not provide specific data on future U.S. policy decisions.
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