Three years after Trump left office, “Donald Trump” and “Benjamin Netanyahu” met for the first time.
On July 26, former US President Donald Trump opened his luxury home at the Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida and met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife for the first time since the US leadership transition.
Trump waited to greet the Israeli prime minister on the steps outside his luxury home. Before speaking in a warm atmosphere the reporters sit in the front room
Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed hope that his visit to the US would lead to a swift ceasefire agreement.
During the discussion, Trump's aides said that Trump has promised to do everything in his power to bring peace to the Middle East. and combating anti-Semitic ideology in American higher education. If Americans re-elect him in the November election.
Trump's meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu restored ties at a critical time in the war between Israel and the militant group Hamas. And the US presidential election this November.
Trump has often said that he is the most pro-Israel president in modern history. He once spoke of his close personal relationship with the Israeli leader.
However, their relationship has soured in recent years. Netanyahu has congratulated President Joe Biden on winning the 2020 election, and Trump has refused to speak with Netanyahu throughout the ongoing conflict. Trump criticized Netanyahu for his handling of the war months after the Hamas attack on Israel.
Finally, a person close to Trump said Netanyahu's efforts to build a relationship with Trump have been seen in recent months. This includes requests for communication through informal channels. This makes both Trumps and Netanyahu back to talking.
Donald Trump also criticized US Vice President Kamala Harris. And US presidential candidates have drawn disrespect for Israel from Democrats after Vice President Harris came out to urge Prime Minister Netanyahu to speed up the resolution of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, an issue closely watched for possible changes in US policy. For Israel if “Harris” becomes president
Earlier, a senior Israeli weapons official indicated that Vice President Harris' comments could make reaching a ceasefire agreement even more difficult. But Harris' aides quickly responded by insisting President Biden and Vice President Harris sent the same message to Netanyahu in a private meeting: It's time for a cease-fire agreement. And the release of the hostages must end.
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