Trump Vows to Reverse Biden’s Israel Policies, Promising a New Era of Middle East Peace

Israel’s reported killing of Hezbollah terror leader Ali Musa Daqduq in Syria has resonated with American Iraq war veterans, offering a measure of justice for Daqduq’s brutal 2007 attack on a US base in Karbala, Iraq, which left one US soldier dead and four others kidnapped and later executed. CENTCOM sources have expressed confidence in the accuracy of Daqduq’s death report.

This high-stakes operation is one of many recent efforts by Israeli forces, who have targeted hundreds of militants with American casualties on their record since Iran’s extensive regional campaign against Israel began last year. While such actions have strained relations with the Biden administration, Israeli leadership has persisted in countering common regional threats, emphasising the strategic alliance between Israel and the United States.

Notably, former President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu forged a path based on their shared vision, prioritising a strong Israel. Their collaboration led to achievements like the Abraham Accords in 2020, which marked a significant shift in Middle Eastern alliances, focusing on peace through strength.

With Trump’s recent election victory, Netanyahu has expressed confidence in renewed collaboration, especially regarding the Iranian threat. They plan to discuss strategies to counter Iran’s nuclear ambitions, which Trump asserts would not require direct US military intervention.

By supporting a powerful Israel capable of maintaining security in Gaza and South Lebanon and reinstating sanctions on Iran, Trump and Netanyahu aim to destabilise Iran’s regime and empower the Iranian people to seek reform. Their goal is a transformed Middle East characterised by peace and stability through a historic US-Israel partnership.

This anticipated shift is already raising hope among proponents of a stable and prosperous region.

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