Steve Bannon slammed Bibi on Tuesday’s WarRoom after President Trump’s historic ceasefire announcement late Monday afternoon:  Bannon rightfully pointed out that President Trump is furious—and he should be. The so-called "special relationship” with Israel just blew up in his face, and Bannon wants to know why the U.S. was left holding the bag after Netanyahu launched strikes without the ability—or the plan—to finish the job.

Details of Tuesday’s comments:
Bannon laid it out in WarRoom. Trump put a ceasefire in place. Netanyahu’s team broke it. Then came the chaos: Israeli citizens were under fire, and the U.S. was being pulled back into another regional disaster, with no clear intel justification and no real strategic plan.

Bannon says it’s not just a matter of poor coordination—it’s betrayal. "This doesn’t feel special. It’s not right. And Trump deserves answers,” Bannon insisted. According to him, Trump was kept in the dark about key Israeli weaknesses, including their munitions shortfalls and lack of civilian protection. So when the operation went sideways, the U.S. looked like the bad guy and Trump looked blindsided.

He says if Israel is truly an ally, they should act like one. Instead, Netanyahu’s government used U.S. support to start something they couldn’t finish—then conveniently left America to clean up the mess.

The Fallout:
Trump’s livid. And Bannon isn’t telling people to back off—he’s telling them to dig in. He’s calling for congressional oversight, full disclosure of the Israeli intel shared with the U.S., and a hard reassessment of what "alliance” means going forward.

Bannon hammered Fox News and the foreign policy establishment for trying to spin it. "Stop selling regime change. Trump ended this. The war is over. Support the President—he said stop, and they didn’t listen.”

What’s Next:
Expect more demands for accountability. Bannon says this is a moment of reckoning—not just for Netanyahu’s government but for the broader interventionist crowd in D.C., which always finds a way to start wars they can’t finish.

Bannon was obvious: This isn’t about abandoning Israel. It’s about loyalty, truth, and strategy. And Trump, who’s shouldering the fallout, deserves answers—now.

For more context, watch this WarRoom segment:

Steve Bannon: "I Don’t Know How Anyone Can Trust The Netanyahu Government Going Forward”