Ya’alon: U.S. Officials Didn’t Snub Me During Recent Visit
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U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel and Israeli Minister of Defense Moshe Ya'alon (right) speak with members of the K-9 Special Forces Unit at Camp Adam in Israel on April 23, 2013. Photo: Secretary of Defense.
Times of Israel – Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon said Tuesday that the Obama administration did not deliberately snub him or deny his requests to meet with US officials during a late October visit to Washington, but that the US politicians were busy preparing for midterm elections.
“I did not feel a cold shoulder when I was in Washington,” Ya’alon said Tuesday. “Some of the people could not see me since I came at an inconvenient time and they were not in town.”
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