Trump has to appear as a normie for optics sake, since most Americans support Isreal. We Anons know the Khazarian Mafia run Israel and that 90% of 'Jews' are Khazarian, not Jewish.

Zionist Khazarians support the Anti-Christ.

The Jewish designation has been altered as Christian or follower of Christ.

You need to take a 40k view here. If you don't you are likely to come off as siding with leftists and I don't think you want to go there.

Things are not always as they seem in war.

President Trump also pushed the Abraham Accords, so maybe the symbolic gestures, money, weapons, etc. were part of other negotiations for peace?

Key points:

• The Abraham Accords refer to agreements reached in 2020 between Israel and four Arab countries: the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, Sudan, and Morocco.

• These accords represent a significant shift in Middle Eastern politics, fostering a new level of diplomatic, economic, and security cooperation.

• Brokered by the United States, the accords were named after the patriarch Abraham to symbolize the shared heritage of Jews, Christians, and Muslims.

• Key Agreements

  • Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE)
    • Announced on August 13, 2020.
    • Marked the first public normalization of relations between an Arab country and Israel since Jordan in 1994.
    • Key areas of cooperation include finance, healthcare, science, technology, and agriculture.
  • Israel and Bahrain
    • Announced on September 11, 2020.
    • Followed the UAE’s footsteps in normalizing relations with Israel.
    • The agreement emphasizes economic, cultural, and security collaborations.
  • Israel and Sudan
    • Announced on October 23, 2020.
    • Sudan agreed to normalize relations with Israel as part of a broader deal that included economic aid and removal from the U.S. list of state sponsors of terrorism.
    • Focus areas include trade, migration issues, and military and security cooperation.
  • Israel and Morocco
    • Announced on December 10, 2020.
    • Renewed diplomatic ties, building on historical covert relations.
    • Included agreements on direct flights, economic cooperation, and a promise by the U.S. to recognize Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara.

• Implications and Impact

  • Regional Stability and Cooperation
    • The accords are seen as a step towards a more stable and prosperous Middle East, potentially paving the way for similar agreements between Israel and other Arab nations.
    • They signify a shift in Arab-Israeli relations, moving from a stance of conflict to one of diplomacy and mutual benefit.
  • Economic Opportunities
    • Opened up new opportunities for trade, investment, and tourism between Israel and the signatory countries.
    • Innovation and technology partnerships have been a significant focus, especially between Israel and the UAE.
  • Security and Defense
    • Enhanced cooperation against common threats, such as Iran’s regional influence and militant groups.
    • Includes sharing of intelligence and collaboration in defense technology.
  • Palestinian Response
    • The Palestinian leadership condemned the accords, viewing them as a betrayal of the Arab Peace Initiative and a setback to the pursuit of an independent Palestinian state.
    • Calls for a unified Arab position to support Palestinian statehood have intensified.

• Future Prospects

  • The success of the Abraham Accords could encourage more countries to consider normalizing relations with Israel.
  • Ongoing dialogue and cooperation among the signatory nations aim to expand peace agreements and economic ties in the region.
  • The accords have set a precedent for how diplomacy can be used to reshape geopolitical alliances and promote peace and cooperation in the Middle East.