US withdrawal from Syria rattles allies
The White House has dispatched senior officials on a tour of Washingtons Middle Eastern and NATO allies. They are on a damage control mission to contain the fallout from President Donald Trumps announcement of a withdrawal from Syria.
National security adviser, John Bolton, began his journey in Israel, where he has sought to reassure Tel Aviv about Trumps plans. He outlined conditions for Americas departure from the Arab country. Bolton says US forces will not be leaving until (A) Israels security is guaranteed, (B) Daesh is defeated and (C) Kurdish forces are protected.
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