Trump adviser Alex Bruesewitz criticized Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) for his attacks on President Donald Trump and suggested Israel would be “better served” with pro-Israel advocates who “practice greater restraint” and focus on American national interests.
While speaking at the Jerusalem Post Annual Conference, Bruesewitz explained that while Israel was “one of America’s closest and most capable allies,” Israel’s favorability with Americans, especially among younger Republicans, has declined in recent years. Bruesewitz also spoke about how people who support the relationship between the United States and Israel need to “advocate” for it “in ways that resonate with the American public.”
“The strongest alliances are built on clear, align national interests. Not unconditional deference. Healthy partnerships, like our special relationship with the United Kingdom allow friends to speak candidly when needed while maintaining deep cooperation where interests align,” Bruesewitz said. “President Trump has criticized allies like the U.K., and even joked
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