World newspapers: New American strategy links support for Israel to Washington's interests

World newspapers discussed developments in the relationship between the United States and Israel, noting that it is influenced by the new American national security strategy, and also spoke about Washington's efforts to obtain Venezuelan oil, not to combat drug trafficking as claimed by US President Donald Trump.

In the "Jerusalem Post" newspaper, an opinion piece stated that the national security strategy recently approved by Trump "ties Israel's support to the interests of the United States", and that it "is not a blank check as Benjamin Netanyahu assumes".

The article sees that this strategy "reflects the importance of expanding the Abraham Accords under the Trump administration", saying that everyone "realizes that this goal is directly linked to resolving the Palestinian issue, which Israel ignores".

This strategy also views -according to the article- the stabilization and reconstruction of Syria as a cornerstone of the regional system, while Tel Aviv's military policies and its refusal to reach a security agreement with Damascus undermine this vision.

The article concludes that Israel has no choice but to align with American interests or become a regional burden in the eyes of the United States.

As for the "Haaretz" newspaper, it spoke in its editorial about the Netanyahu government's -wanted by the International Criminal Court- efforts to form a government committee to investigate the October 7, 2023 attack, saying that this step "aims to cast doubt on the facts".

The newspaper noted the opposition's refusal to participate in this project "because it gives the government the right to form the committee, making the revelation of the truth impossible", adding "it is expected that the facts will be twisted so that others are held responsible while Netanyahu escapes accountability".