The decision to include Israel in the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) was made with the understanding that it serves the interests of both the United States and Israel, according to an official statement. This move is not regarded as a favor but as a strategic step to enhance US border security, immigration, and counterterrorism measures, while also promoting legitimate travel and commerce between the two nations. Israel was required to demonstrate compliance with US standards by September 30, and if successful, it would be seen as a positive development for the Israeli government, particularly Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's administration. Relations between Israel and the US have faced tensions over issues such as judicial reforms and Palestinian policies. Israel's inclusion in the Visa Waiver Program was hailed as a diplomatic achievement and a positive development for Israeli citizens. The US State Department spokesperson noted that a final financial decision regarding Isr...
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