"Netanyahu lifted us": Trump criticized Israel after an attack by Hamas fighters

According to the former White House chairman, if he won the 2020 presidential election - Israel would flourish, and Iran would never dare to participate in such a conflict. Former White House Chairman Donald Trump has criticized the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyaha after the attack of Hamas fighters. Politico writes about it. Trump made such a statement during a speech at the Palm Beach Conference Center in Florida.

In his almost two -hour speech, Trump mentioned that he had helped transfer the US Embassy to Jerusalem, as well as the Abraham Treaty that formalizes diplomatic relations between Israel, UAE and Bahrain. Trump also said that he could have won the 2020 presidential election instead of the current head of state Joe Biden. "Israel would flourish, he would have no problems. Iran would never have played this game," the former president suggested.

Instead, the world was on the threshold of the Third World War, Trump said. He once again walked on his political opponents: Biden called "absolutely incompetent", and people from his administration - "stupid". He also criticized and addressed to the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyhah. He, he said, did not help to eliminate Kasma Suleimani, the head of the KUDS unit of the Corps of Guardians of the Islamic Revolution, which was responsible for secret military operations.

In January 2020, Suleimani was killed during an American drone attack near the International Airport in Baghdad. "I will never forget that Bibi Netanyhah has fallen us. It was horrible," Trump said. In response to this, Ron landing, who competes with Trump for nomination in the presidential election from the Republican Party, called the absurd that "that someone, and even more so who is running for president, decides to criticize our friend and ally Israel.