Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received by U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House, in September 2020. (Credit: Doug Mills/AFP)
Strangle the ‘pro-Iranian’ axis until it collapses. That was the strategy promoted by U.S. President Donald Trump during his first term in 2017, in a meeting of the international coalition against terrorism in Syria and Iraq.He sought a non-military approach to confront Iran. In line with this, he withdrew from the nuclear deal and made several highly pro-Israel decisions, including declaring Israel as the nation-state for Jewish people, recognizing Jerusalem as its capital (instead of Tel Aviv), relocating the U.S. embassy there, and acknowledging Israel’s annexation of the Syrian Golan Heights. Trump also worked to finalize normalization agreements with several Arab countries, known as the “Abraham Accords.”That same year, a Lebanese official informed Hezbollah of Trump’s intention to push the Tehran-backed players toward bankruptcy....
Strangle the ‘pro-Iranian’ axis until it collapses. That was the strategy promoted by U.S. President Donald Trump during his first term in 2017, in a meeting of the international coalition against terrorism in Syria and Iraq.He sought a non-military approach to confront Iran. In line with this, he withdrew from the nuclear deal and made several highly pro-Israel decisions, including declaring Israel as the nation-state for Jewish people, recognizing Jerusalem as its capital (instead of Tel Aviv), relocating the U.S. embassy there, and acknowledging Israel’s annexation of the Syrian Golan Heights. Trump also worked to finalize normalization agreements with several Arab countries, known as the “Abraham Accords.”That same year, a Lebanese official informed Hezbollah of Trump’s intention to push the Tehran-backed players toward...
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