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by News Editor
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon. Photo: Reuven Kapuscinski.
Jerusalem Post – The United States is still waiting for an apology from Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon over critical comments that he made about President Barack Obama earlier this week.
State Department spokesperson Jen Psaki said Friday that the US is “disappointed with the lack of an apology” by Ya’alon. Psaki added that the US still had “concerns” about Ya’alon’s “pattern of behavior.”
