U.S. President Donald Trump with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the signing of the Abraham Accords at the White House in 2020. (Credit: Saul Loeb/AFP)
As soon as Donald Trump’s victory in the 47th presidential election in the United States was announced Wednesday morning, many heads of state from the Middle East welcomed the news, taking the opportunity to congratulate him and to call for “new collaborations” among the nations, starting January 2025.A "historic return" for IsraelIn a message published on X, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described Trump’s reelection as a "historic return to the White House," adding that this "offers a new beginning for America and a powerful recommitment to the great alliance between Israel and America." Read more After Trump's win: What to expect in the Middle East? In August, during his election campaign, Trump had said that if elected, Israel would receive all the help it needed to end the war in Gaza...
As soon as Donald Trump’s victory in the 47th presidential election in the United States was announced Wednesday morning, many heads of state from the Middle East welcomed the news, taking the opportunity to congratulate him and to call for “new collaborations” among the nations, starting January 2025.A "historic return" for IsraelIn a message published on X, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described Trump’s reelection as a "historic return to the White House," adding that this "offers a new beginning for America and a powerful recommitment to the great alliance between Israel and America." Read more After Trump's win: What to expect in the Middle East? In August, during his election campaign, Trump had said that if elected, Israel would receive all the help it needed to end the war in...