Trump’s Policy on Israel 

Janet Levy

Dr. Francisco Gil-White’s partial list (all citations are available at his Substack):

1. He stopped Israel in Gaza before even taking office, forcing the ceasefire that Biden wanted, and protected Hamas;
2. He wants Israel out of Lebanon pronto, thus protecting Hezbollah;
3. He’s said about the Qataris—Hamas’s patrons—that “We had a great relationship during my [first-term] years in the White House, and it will be even stronger this time around!”, a claim supported by Trump’s up-and-coming golf course in Qatar and his new, ‘palace in the sky’ Air Force One jet that he’ll be flying in—a gift from the Qataris (more on Qatar here);

• He negotiated with Hamas behind Israel’s back;
• He stopped Israel from attacking Iran’s nuclear infrastructure^;
• He has greenlighted a nuclear program for the Saudis^;;
• He seems intent on resupplying Hamas with little input from the Israelis^;
• He travels to the Middle East to meet with the jihadis but doesn’t visit Israel, which is very slightly veiled diplomatese for any jihadis still asleep, and it means this: it’s open season on Israel; and
• He removes sanctions on Syria even as the al-Nusra terrorists (basically ISIS) that now run Syria go about exterminating minorities.¹³
• The entire picture is pro-jihadi and anti-Israel.
• The thesis I will defend below is that none of this should be surprising, because, on the question of Israel, Trump 1.0 and Trump 2.0 have been perfectly consistent.

See Professor Francisco Gil-White’s full analysis here:

https://franciscogilwhite.substack.com/p/part-1-is-trump-for-real-or-is-this-kayfabe-management-of-reality