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I saw this last night and didn’t want to prematurely share this, but now it’s getting pretty wild..
We have a few developments that I want to highlight:
1.) The Jerusalem Post claims Donald Trump is expected to announce the U.S. recognize the Palestinian state, according to a “diplomatic source”.
Of course, this hasn’t been fully confirmed by President Trump, so we should keep that in mind… but there are signs may be true.
The headline from The Jerusalem Post which is somewhat reputable… and this would be a major blunder if not.
This claim aligns with earlier reports like Ynet News, which also reference an unnamed Gulf diplomatic source stating Trump would declare U.S. recognition of a Palestinian state without Hamas.
President Trump is scheduled to visit Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates from May 13 to May 16, 2025. The Gulf-U.S. summit hosted by Saudi Arabia in Riyadh on May 14 could be the occasion for an official announcement (if any).
If true, this will mark an extraordinarily sudden shift from his established policy.
However, there are counter thoughts have suggesting President Trump will be proposing a plan to take over Gaza and relocate Palestinians, which contradicts the Jerusalem Post’s claim.
So again… take this with a major grain of salt until POTUS verifies. I’m 50/50 right now.
2.) The New York Times just wrote an article stating “This Israeli Government is Not our Ally” —— What!? 
It’s an opinion piece by Thomas L. Friedman, suggesting President Trump is recognizing that Netanyahu’s government is not a reliable ally due to its “ultranationalist and messianic priorities”, which include annexing the West Bank and expelling Palestinians from Gaza to re-establish Israeli settlements there.
3.) President Trump dropped Joe Biden’s demand that Saudis recognize Isreal in deal with US
There is so much going on… my head is spinning. Pay close attention to President Trump’s visit to the Middle East.
We’re living in historic times…
Mike
We have a few developments that I want to highlight:
1.) The Jerusalem Post claims Donald Trump is expected to announce the U.S. recognize the Palestinian state, according to a “diplomatic source”.Of course, this hasn’t been fully confirmed by President Trump, so we should keep that in mind… but there are signs may be true.
The headline from The Jerusalem Post which is somewhat reputable… and this would be a major blunder if not.
This claim aligns with earlier reports like Ynet News, which also reference an unnamed Gulf diplomatic source stating Trump would declare U.S. recognition of a Palestinian state without Hamas.
President Trump is scheduled to visit Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates from May 13 to May 16, 2025. The Gulf-U.S. summit hosted by Saudi Arabia in Riyadh on May 14 could be the occasion for an official announcement (if any).
If true, this will mark an extraordinarily sudden shift from his established policy.
However, there are counter thoughts have suggesting President Trump will be proposing a plan to take over Gaza and relocate Palestinians, which contradicts the Jerusalem Post’s claim.
So again… take this with a major grain of salt until POTUS verifies. I’m 50/50 right now.
2.) The New York Times just wrote an article stating “This Israeli Government is Not our Ally” —— What!? It’s an opinion piece by Thomas L. Friedman, suggesting President Trump is recognizing that Netanyahu’s government is not a reliable ally due to its “ultranationalist and messianic priorities”, which include annexing the West Bank and expelling Palestinians from Gaza to re-establish Israeli settlements there.
3.) President Trump dropped Joe Biden’s demand that Saudis recognize Isreal in deal with USThere is so much going on… my head is spinning. Pay close attention to President Trump’s visit to the Middle East.
We’re living in historic times…
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️JUST IN:Hebrew media circulated two reports quoting Arab newspapers. One, from Al-Quds, stated that the upcoming meeting in Riyadh between U.S. President Donald Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, scheduled for the day after tomorrow (Tuesday), will also include Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, and Syrian President Ahmad Al-Shara’.
Al-Araby Al-Jadeed reported that Egyptian authorities rejected the appointment of Ori Rotman as Israel’s new ambassador, replacing Amira Oron, who completed her term in the winter of 2024. The paper said the rejection was due to “continued Israeli aggressive policies in the Gaza Strip,” growing disputes between the two countries over the handling of the war, and Israel’s withdrawal from the Egypt- and Qatar-brokered ceasefire agreement.
Credit: @tamerqdh
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