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President Trump remains the greatest ally Israel and the Jewish people have ever had in the White House. In stark contrast, the Ayatollahs of Iran represent one of the most devious and dangerous regimes on Earth. They are not just ideological adversaries—they are the architects of terrorism through their proxies: Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis. They’ve fueled unrest on American college campuses and across the globe, all under the guise of “resistance.”

President Trump has forever changed the narrative regarding Gaza. His visionary declaration of turning Gaza “into the Riviera of the Middle East” has already transformed the entire area.

President Donald Trump reached his 100th day of his second term on April 29, 2025, with a series of bold accomplishments. On May 1, I had the privilege of hearing the President speak at the White House Rose Garden during America’s National Day of Prayer, attended by most of the Cabinet.

As the Ukraine-Russian War enters into its fourth year with nearly a million casualties, including 146,000-211,000 Russians (BBC) killed and 70,000 Ukrainians dead (as of August 2023, according to the NYT), drastic action is required to bring this war to an end.

On September 20 ,2024, at a gathering in Washington, D.C. entitled, “Fighting Anti-Semitism in America,” President Trump said, “You have a big protector in me.” In the first 60 days of his second term, he has fulfilled his campaign pledge in an unprecedented fashion. With the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, the pro-Hamas Columbia University protester, the President has made good on his promise to crack down on the out of control demonstrations taking over college campuses in America.

Peace in the Middle East has been elusive. It has been bedeviling and challenging because of Arab intransigence and delusional thinking. The Partition Plan of 1947 was accepted by Israel and rejected by the Arab world, leading to five Arab countries attacking Israel.