Donald Trump, who missed out on winning the Nobel Peace Prize this year, is never tired of talking about stopping the wars growing in the regions to fulfill his dream. The US President on Monday reiterated his past claim that he brokered a ceasefire between nuclear-backed India and Pakistan after a brief conflict in May. Trump made the comments while speaking at a ceremony marking the Gaza peace deal that he brokered to end the two-year war between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas. He said that America will build bridges of peace in many countries including India and Pakistan.
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“We will connect Tel Aviv with Dubai, Haifa with Beirut, Israel with Egypt, Saudi Arabia with Qatar, India with Pakistan, Turkey with Jordan, UAE with Oman and Armenia with Azerbaijan. This is another war that I have resolved,” he said amid cheering applause from Knesset members.
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US President Donald Trump has strongly criticized the Middle East policies of his predecessors Barack Obama and Joe Biden, while supporting his own administration’s actions. He said, “There was hatred toward Israel. It was pure hatred.” Trump cited his decisions to end the Iran nuclear deal, which he called ‘a disaster for Israel,’ and his decision to move the US Embassy to Jerusalem, a promise he said other presidents have failed to keep. He criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and major political donors. Also mentioned conversations with Miriam Adelson, and highlighted her influence on his policies, including recognition of the Golan Heights. Trump described himself as Israel’s strongest ally and claimed to be ‘Israel’s best friend ever’.