Araghchi says Americans tired of Israel dragging US into forever wars after Trump midterm remarks

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Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi said Americans are 'sick and tired' of Israel embroiling the US in conflicts, responding to a CBS News interview in which Donald Trump partly attributed the Republican midterm defeat to voters' dislike of Israel. Separate coverage looks at how Israeli commentary and politics are adjusting to the US and Israeli election outcomes. The Jerusalem Post editorial asks whether Israel can reset US ties, while The Times of Israel examines Qatar as an elusive target for Israeli politicians. Reuters reported that G7 foreign ministers meeting in Paris will gauge whether Trump's midterm setback changes US policy on the Middle East.

Sources:Middle East Eye The Jerusalem Post The Times of Israel Al-Monitor

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Iran war: Will Trump's midterm defeat end or entrench the conflict with Tehran? Middle East Eye
Stop blaming Israel for America's decisions- opinion The Jerusalem Post
Trump: Republicans did poorly in midterms because of a ‘great dislike, incredibly, for Israel’ The Times of Israel
With both countries' elections concluded, can Israel reset its US ties? - editorial The Jerusalem Post
Araghchi says Americans are 'sick and tired' of Israel embroiling US into 'Forever Wars' Middle East Eye
Sniped at by both sides in election, Qatar remains an elusive target for Israel’s leaders The Times of Israel
G7 allies to assess impact of Trump's midterm setback at Paris talks Al-Monitor

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Corroborated by 54 outlets (GDELT)