14.09.2025 08:10
According to a claim reported in the U.S. press, it has been discovered that Israeli officials placed electronic listening devices in the presidential vehicles of U.S. President Donald Trump. While neither country has made an official statement regarding the matter, it is being discussed in some media outlets that this allegation could create a serious crisis between the United States and Israel.
It has been claimed that electronic listening devices were placed in the vehicles of the U.S. President Donald Trump by Israeli officials. According to allegations, Trump remained silent on this issue due to Netanyahu's anger.
FEAR OF NETANYAHU'S REACTION
According to a U.S.-based news site, during Trump's presidency, secret service teams detected that officials affiliated with the Israeli government had placed electronic devices in Trump's emergency vehicles on two separate occasions. According to a source close to the U.S. President, Trump remained silent due to his fear of Netanyahu's reaction despite this situation. The source stated, "Trump was afraid of Netanyahu's wrath."
A MAJOR CRISIS MAY ARISE BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES
These incidents of placing electronic devices are said to have the potential to create a crisis in U.S.-Israel relations. Experts claim that discussions have begun in Washington and that the concept of "alliance" has been tarnished.
THEY CAN CONDUCT ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE AND DATA COLLECTION
Some commentators in the U.S. suggest that these allegations could be used as a political strategy against Trump. According to claims based on secret service sources, the devices placed in Trump's vehicles had the capacity for electronic surveillance and data collection. Some media outlets suggest that Trump's silence is rooted in diplomatic sensitivities with Israel. This claim raises the potential for tension in the relations between the two countries.
Sources close to Trump argue that the allegations have caused him to remain silent by calculating Netanyahu's political reactions in advance. However, neither the Israeli government nor U.S. officials have officially confirmed these allegations yet.