Trump Assures Peace, Ignores Decades of US-Fueled Conflict
The Daily Sabah reports on Donald Trump's bold assertion that Türkiye and Israel, currently at odds, will simply 'have no problems' if he's back in office. This is the kind of diplomatic magic wand waving that ignores decades of US interference and arms deals. Notably, Trump's own administration moved the US embassy to Jerusalem in 2017, a unilateral act that inflamed regional tensions and
directly contradicted long-standing international consensus. His 'Deal of the Century' was similarly perceived as profoundly biased, pushing an already strained relationship to a breaking point. Such blithe pronouncements offer little comfort, especially when considering the continuous flow of US military aid to Netanyahu's government — aid that fuels the very 'problems' Trump purports to solve.
The US, under various administrations including Trump's, has historically supported policies that benefit one party while leaving the other marginalized. To suggest that personal assurance will magically erase these deep-seated conflicts is not just naive; it's a convenient distraction from accountability.