Peloni: Trump’s pro-Israel policy during his first term provided the context of a greater vision of security and stability in a region noted for its intractable dedication towards terrorism and chaos. In fact, the sentiments which filled this speech should characterize the policies of Trump’s second administration. A stronger, safer, more secure Israel makes for a stronger, safer and more secure America. The mutual interests and values shared between these two great nations have been badly betrayed by policies put in place, both before and after Trump’s first term, and this betrayal has brought the contest between barbarism and civilization to a head, as Trump seeks to deal with the Iranian nuclear menace. So, as his advisors and envoys seek to reassert Obama-like deals, it begs the question of whether the civilizational advocacy which Trump promoted in this speech some eight years ago has been replaced by something more timid, or if he continues to stand resolved to
“…drive out the terrorists and the extremists from our midst, obliterate this evil ideology, and protect and defend our citizens and people of the world.”
Yes, Mr. Peloni, we are as concerned as you are. Iran wants nuclear arms for genocide. Their number one target is Israel, and the USA is second on the list.
My Marine friends all believe that Iran’s nuclear capabilities should be eliminated immediately. Why wait President Trump? Why stop Israel from saving the world? Do it NOW.