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  • 7/8/2025
In a tense Oval Office dinner on July 7, 2025, President Trump directly asked Prime Minister Netanyahu about the viability of a two-state solution. Instead of embracing Palestinian sovereignty, Netanyahu fired back: "Overall security will always remain in our hands", rejecting a fully independent Palestinian state. As Gaza ceasefire and hostage negotiations unfold, this blunt dismissal marks a dramatic shift in U.S.–Israel diplomacy—and raises alarming questions about the future of Palestinian autonomy and regional security.

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00:00I think a very big one, frankly, a very, very big one was India and Pakistan, and we stopped that
00:06over trade. We're dealing with India and we're dealing with Pakistan, and we say we're not going
00:10to be dealing with you at all if you're not, if you're going to fight, and they were maybe at a
00:14nuclear stage. They're both, you know, nuclear powers. Biden created monster, this whole thing
00:19that's happening with Russia and Ukraine. It's a horrible, it's a horrible thing, and I'm not
00:24happy with President Putin at all. I'm stopping wars. I'm stopping wars, and I hate to see people
00:31killed. Like, as an example, Ukraine and Russia, they're not Americans here being killed. Mostly
00:37death is mostly soldiers. Now, so they don't come from here, but it's 7,000 last week's souls.
00:45I'm disappointed, frankly, that President Putin hasn't stopped. I'm not happy about it either.
00:51Well, I hope so. Look, we did a job with India and Pakistan and Serbia and Kosovo and Rwanda
00:57and the Congo, and this was all over the last three weeks or so, Marco, right? We did, and others
01:05that were ready to fight, and we stopped a lot of fights. I think a very big one, frankly,
01:11a very, very big one was India and Pakistan, and we stopped that over trade. We're dealing with India
01:17and we're dealing with Pakistan, and we said, we're not going to be dealing with you at all
01:21if you're not, if you're going to fight, and they were maybe at a nuclear stage. They're both,
01:25you know, nuclear powers, and I think stopping that was very important. We're trying to help out
01:30with a Biden-created monster, this whole thing that's happening with Russia and Ukraine. It's a
01:36horrible, it's a horrible thing, and I'm not happy with President Putin at all, but this is something
01:43that would have never happened if I were President. This was a war that was never going
01:47to happen. Go ahead, Brian. I was just going to say, how would you address your critics
01:50that in the election, they called, they said that you would cause the next World War III,
01:55and in fact, you're solving all the problems. I'm stopping wars. I'm stopping wars, and I hate
02:02to see people killed. Like, as an example, Ukraine and Russia, they're not Americans that are being
02:07killed. They're not Israeli that are being killed. These are all Russians and all Ukrainians,
02:14and, but it's 5,000, maybe 7,000 last week, 7,500 last week, mostly soldiers, but people in towns
02:23and cities that are getting hit, but mostly death is mostly soldiers. Now, so they don't come from here,
02:30but it's 7,000 last week's souls, and if I can stop that, you know, they have parents, and they
02:36have sisters and brothers, and getting married, and who knows, they're just people, but they're
02:44souls, and if I can stop a war, you know, because I have an ability to, I'm disappointed, frankly,
02:51that President Putin hasn't stopped. I'm not happy about it either.
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