Jordan’s Foreign Minister has condemned Israel’s ongoing offensive in Gaza as “inhumane” and called for urgent international intervention. Meanwhile, former US President Donald Trump, in an exclusive interview with Al-Arabiya, criticized President Joe Biden’s foreign policy, claiming that the October 7 attack on Israel and subsequent wars on multiple fronts would not have occurred under his leadership.
Trump, currently the Republican presidential candidate, also discussed his plans to expand the Abraham Accords if re-elected. He noted his previous efforts, which led to normalization agreements between Israel, the UAE, Bahrain, Sudan, and Morocco. However, Bahrain’s parliament has recently moved to end economic ties with Israel due to the ongoing violence in Gaza.
Trump further stated that he would collaborate with Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to restore peace in the region, emphasizing that he could bring an end to the Israel-Hamas war if he returns to office.