Trump is neither crazy nor Zionist

Trump is neither crazy nor Zionist

"The problem about Jerusalem is necessary for Tramb to compete with Putin," under the headline, Kneb Piotr Akubov, in the newspaper "Vazgliad", trying to read the provocative step presented by the President of the United States.

The article tries to answer the question of why Trump admitted Jerusalem as the capital of Israel?

He says: There are two ridiculous answers to politicians and analysts: either Trump is crazy, or he is a puppet of Israel and the Jewish lobby in the United States.

"The Jewish part of the American elite generally opposes Trump," Akobov says. "Almost all the media belonging to American Jews have worked against Trump."

Thus, "Trump did what he did because that was his style ... his goal" to make America great again, "that is, to strengthen its power ... and restore its influence and respect throughout the world.

This is precisely what Trump has begun to face tremendous resistance from that supremacist elite in the United States itself.

But there is - as Trump says - what he knows how to do alone, that is to play a big game, and cheats, and pressure on the opponent. That's exactly what he does.

What Trump is doing is pushing things to the limit, in the Korean and Palestinian-Israeli files.

"Trump, through his announcement, ignites the situation and diverts attention from Putin, who has recently strengthened his position in the Middle East, himself not just a rivalry with the Russian president, but a desire to restore the US position in this region.

"Trump has put himself in the crossfire, but as the smoke of anti-American protests dissipates until the Arab countries return to look towards Washington and demand negotiations with Israel." "If Trump is so decisive and methodical, does he force Netanyahu to sit down at the negotiating table

"Trump's plan to become a reality, you need to wait for the storm to calm down."

David Satterfield, acting US assistant secretary of state, said on Sunday that Donald Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel was "irreversible" but referred to a "new peace initiative" early next year.

The acting US Assistant Secretary of State for Middle East Affairs said that Trump had no intention of retreating from his decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
Satterfield said in a press statement that Trump's decision has nothing to do with the limits of Israeli sovereignty in Jerusalem and has no effect on the outcome of the negotiations or the final status that will result.

The acting US Assistant Secretary of State for Middle East Affairs said the move was "a recognition of the situation, as he put it, and is not a substitute for negotiations and does not delineate the geographical boundaries of Jerusalem."

Satterfield stressed the commitment of the US administration to move ahead with the peace process, which offers the region a solution to a long-term conflict, declaring that early New Year will see a new peace initiative, but declined to disclose any details about it.

On security concerns, Acting Assistant Secretary of State for Middle East Affairs said that his country is taking all necessary measures to secure its citizens against any dangers.

Trump's decision triggered a wave of public anger and government rejection in Arab countries, amid the view that the United States is no longer a neutral mediator in any peace process in the future.

North Korea's Foreign Minister: Trump is a crazy old man and a thief ... and solidarity with the Palestinian people

A spokesman for the North Korean Foreign Ministry criticized Washington's decision to formally recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, describing the decision as "ignoring the opinion of the international community," stressing that the United States should take responsibility for what will happen in the future.

"We strongly condemn this American decision and express our clear support for and solidarity with what the people are doing," the ministry spokesman said, according to the official news agency. Arab people at the head of the Palestinian people who seek to achieve their legitimate rights. "

The spokesman added that US President Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and transfer the US embassy to it is an act of disregard and humiliation of international legitimacy and the views of the international community in this regard.

"The question of the right of Jerusalem to Israel is a sensitive issue, which must be resolved with the restoration of the Palestinian people's right and through a permanent solution to the Middle East issue in a comprehensive and just manner," the spokesman said.


He stressed that the issuance of this resolution is not strange, as the crazy old man Trump spoke with a public voice about the destruction of a sovereign state before the United Nations "sacred" (by definition), and will notice the world through this behavior who is destructive to peace and security in the world, And who is the rogue person of the international community.