In a highly anticipated address to the Israeli parliament, U.S. President Donald Trump opened by calling it “a historic morning in the Middle East.” He pledged that America stood by Israel in difficult times and credited its military strength for recent victories.
Trump also claimed that U.S. efforts helped free hostages and described the Gaza peace deal as a new dawn for the region.
During the speech, one member shouted protest in favor of Palestinians and was escorted out of the chamber, causing brief disruption. At another point, applause and interruptions echoed through the hall—one protester even advanced toward Trump before being removed.
Despite the disturbances, Trump remained steady, praising Arab and Muslim nations for their roles in the peace process. He urged focus to shift toward rebuilding Gaza and called the agreement’s path “not easy,” emphasizing cooperation among all participating countries.
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