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Trump Counterterrorism Chief Joe Kent Resigns Over Iran War, Blames Israel. U.S. President Donald Trump’s counterterrorism chief Joe Kent resigned in protest over the war in Iran. Kent said he could not support the conflict, arguing Iran posed “no imminent threat” to the United States. In his resignation letter, he blamed Israel and its “powerful American lobby” for pushing Washington into war. Kent served under Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and had a background in US special forces. He praised Trump’s earlier foreign policy but accused him of abandoning his “America First” stance. Kent also claimed a “misinformation campaign” had influenced the decision to strike Iran. Trump dismissed Kent’s departure, calling him “weak on security” and defending the view that Iran is a threat. The resignation adds to growing divisions within the administration over the expanding Middle East conflict.
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