The Trump Administration recently brokered a historic Middle East Peace deal that has U.S. ally Israel optimistic about the future, Joe Biden telling lies, and terrorist supporters furious.
“Just a few moments ago, I hosted a very special call with two friends — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed of the United Arab Emirates — where they agreed to finalize a historical peace agreement. Everybody said this would be impossible,” President Donald Trump said. “After 49 years, Israel and the United Arab Emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations. They will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin cooperation across the board and on a broad range of areas, including tourism, education, healthcare, trade, and security.”
The agreement is considered only the third breakthrough in history and the first with a major Arab nation since 1994. Diplomatic relations now open travel for Muslims to fly through Tel Aviv and Abu Dhabi. The move silences the false propaganda by extremists that Israel blocks people of faith from praying at the Al-Aqsa Mosque, among others.
“Together we can bring a wonderful future. It is an incomparably exciting moment,” Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said. “I have the great privilege to make the third peace treaty between Israel and an Arab country, the UAE.”
Not surprisingly, the fake news and establishment media courted Democrat candidate Joe Biden for comment on the breakthrough and published his remarks falsely taking credit.
“The coming together of Israel and Arab states builds on the efforts of multiple administrations to foster a broader Arab-Israeli opening, including the efforts of the Obama-Biden administration to build on the Arab Peace Initiative” Biden said. “I personally spent time with leaders of both Israel and UAE during our administration building the case for cooperation and broader engagement and the benefits it could deliver to both nations.”
Biden had repeatedly attacked President Trump for foreign policy decisions in the Middle East, claiming they weaken U.S. relations and make peace deals nearly impossible. Members of the diplomatic community have called upon Biden to apologize. U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman directly contradicted Biden’s statements.
“I think the credit that what [Biden] deserves is he was — they were so bad and so hostile to both Israel and the Emirates that it caused both of them to commiserate a little bit, which was something that we were able to take advantage of when [Trump] took office,” Friedman said.
Terror-funding regimes such as Iran are incensed that a Muslim country has accepted the reality that the Jewish State is here to stay, and peace is in the region’s best interest. Iran stated that the deal is a “dagger that was unjustly struck by the UAE in the backs of the Palestinian people and all Muslims.”
Despite the fury of such rogue regimes, fake news outlet CNN called the major accomplishment a “meek” deal.
The Trump-brokered peace agreement puts enormous pressure on other Arab leaders to follow suit. Saudi Arabia, for example, has emerged as one of America’s strongest allies in the region. The country’s ruling family has aligned its foreign policy with the Trump Administration to bring pressure to bear against Iran. However, the country’s platform also includes a Palestinian state of its own, separate from Israel.
President Trump hinted that other Arab nations may soon follow the UAE and embrace diplomatic ties with Israel. He also appears to be closing in on a multi-nation deal that would resolve the Palestinian issue that has plagued the region for more than a half-century.
