Donald J. Trump

If we're talking about ending the war with Gaza, I think the president is saying that's over.

But you've still got, as far as Israel is concerned, you've got the Houthis.

You've got some dangerous elements in Syria.

It looks like Lebanon could go into civil war if they can't get Hezbollah disarmed.

So there's a lot of other fronts happening at the same time, and I think that's what the prime minister was referring to last night.

Yeah, but I think the president's referring to that too.

The president's going this afternoon to meet with the Arabs in the Muslim world, and he's calling it a Middle East peace.

He's not calling this a Gaza peace.

I agree with you.

There's a fundamental disconnect here.

I also agree with you that guys on the right, they hate this deal.

They understand what we've been saying.

I mean, Mark Levin's going to be banging his head on the wall right now, Tel Aviv Levin.

I mean, this is a two-state solution.

Call it what you want.

But you've got Qatar and the Saudis stroking big checks, huge checks for development.

You've got trying to make Gaza like Tel Aviv, like Miami Beach.

You've got a Turkish security force.

And what I've said on this show for years is that the threat to Israel, I didn't think came from Tehran at all.

I thought that was vastly trumped up.