Trump acknowledges: Netanyahu never sought peace with the Palestinians

“I do not think Netanyahu ever intended to make peace,” Trump told the American-Zionist website Axius. My whole life has been a deal. So after three minutes of talking to Netanyahu, I realized that he never wanted to make peace with the Palestinians.

“I think he was great,” Trump said of Mahmoud Abbas. He was almost like a father and could not be better. I think Mahmoud Abbas was more interested in the agreement than Netanyahu.

Earlier, another part of Axios’s interview with Trump was published in which Trump introduced Netanyahu as an unfaithful person. The reason for Trump’s opinion against the former Israeli Prime Minister was Netanyahu’s congratulations to Joe Biden for being elected President of the United States.

The former US president said with an angry face: The first person to [بایدن] Congratulations, it was Netanyahu, the man I had worked harder than anyone else … Netanyahu could have remained silent. He has made a grave mistake.

According to IRNA, to the satisfaction of the Zionists, Trump recognized Jerusalem as the capital of the occupying regime, closed the US consulate to provide services to the Palestinians in Jerusalem, moved the US embassy to Jerusalem, severed ties with the Palestinian Authority and opened representative offices. The Palestine Liberation Organization closed in the United States.

Also, a compromise agreement between the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain with the Zionist regime was signed with Trump’s agent in September last year, and the two small Gulf Arab states revealed their long-standing secret relationship with the Zionists.