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Mark Levin blasts Trump administration over Israel: ‘Stop trashing, smearing, bullying’ ally

Washington Examiner

June 21, 2026

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Mark Levin blasts Trump administration over Israel: ‘Stop trashing, smearing, bullying’ ally

Conservative podcaster Mark Levin blasted the Trump administration over criticism of Israel, saying, “Stop trashing, smearing, bullying, the little state of Israel.” Levin argued that the attacks on Israel from the Trump administration were unfair and that the willingness to view the Iranian regime as a partner for diplomacy despite their history of violence and []

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