Reason Why Israel's Ben Gvir Can't Visit US After Trump Called Netanyahu Difficult Will Shock You
Why did Israeli Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir suddenly cancel his trip to the United States? The controversial far-right leader reportedly faced unexpected visa complications
Why did Israeli Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir suddenly cancel his trip to the United States? The controversial far-right leader reportedly faced unexpected visa complications after the US Embassy demanded biometric verification and an in-person interview, with reports suggesting his criminal record complicated the process. The development comes amid growing strains between Washington and Benjamin Netanyahu's government and after Donald Trump reportedly expressed frustration with Israeli actions in the region.
Ben Gvir, known for his provocative comments and controversial positions, has repeatedly drawn criticism at home and abroad. His planned trip had already been mired in controversy over funding questions and ethical concerns. Did Washington send a message? Why was the visit abandoned at the last minute? And what does this reveal about tensions between the US and some of Israel's most controversial figures? Watch the full report.
Reports indicate Ben Gvir canceled his US trip after visa complications, including requirements for biometric verification and an embassy interview linked to his criminal record and travel status. Times Now - Times Now News channel examines news with in-depth analysis. We provide much more than the Get Breaking news, the Latest news, Politics news, of the day. Times Network houses upscale television channels. Times Network takes the lead with its ground-breaking innovation and disruption of a new content category.
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