Former President Donald Trump has sparked controversy once again with his comments on the ongoing conflict in Gaza, urging Israel to “end your war” in an interview with a conservative Israeli media outlet.
In the interview with Israel Hayom, Trump criticized President Joe Biden, calling him “tonto,” but offered no solutions to bring an end to the violence in Gaza. This comes as the Biden administration allowed the United Nations Security Council to pass a resolution demanding a ceasefire in the region.
Former members of the Trump administration, including Jared Kushner and David Friedman, have also been vocal about their views on the conflict. Kushner referred to the situation in Gaza as “a little unfortunate,” while Friedman criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for her remarks on the plight of Palestinians in Gaza.
Despite not providing a clear plan of action, Trump emphasized the need for Israel to end the conflict in Gaza and move towards peace. He warned that Israel was losing international support and urged the country to be cautious in its actions.
In a surprising turn, Trump also criticized Israel’s propaganda efforts during the conflict, saying that images of destruction in Gaza were a “very bad outlook for the world.” He suggested that Israel should reconsider its approach to portraying the situation to the public.
Overall, Trump’s comments have once again stirred debate and highlighted the complexities of the Israel-Palestine conflict. As tensions continue to escalate in the region, the international community remains divided on how to address the crisis.