White House won’t confirm if Israeli intelligence was given to Russia

In a press briefing, White House spokesperson Sean Spicer says he cannot comment on the New York Times report that Israel was the country that provided intelligence Trump disclosed to Russian officials.

However, Spicer says he is “happy” that Israeli Ambassador to the United States offered a statement of support for the Trump administration, following the report.

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