Trump writes “Dawn of the New Middle East” in an address to Israeli Parliament

US President Donald Trump told Israeli legislators that “this is the historic dawn of the new Middle East,” after helping to unite the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

During the first such address by 2008 President of the United States, Trump said Monday was a “day of deep joy” after “two excruciating years”.

Trump’s address to the Israeli Parliament, Kenitset, comes on the day when the last 20 living hostages held in the Palestinian enclave were released by Hamas.

Israel launches 250 Palestinian prisoners and more than 1,700 other Palestinians detained during two -year Gaza military operations.

During the swirling trip to the region, Trump is also expected to attend the Sharm El-Sheikh Mira Summit, Egypt, along with Egyptian President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi and other world leaders.

After hearing the chants of Trump, Trump, Trump, the US president, the US president said the occasion would be “not only the end of war, but also the opportunity for a new era for” what will be a magnificent region soon “.

Trump’s proposal that the region was at the dawn of a new era has repeated the words he used when Israel signed remarkable deals with several Arab countries During his first Presidency.

Trump was familiar with parliament by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who congratulated the various acts of his colleague’s solidarity with Israel.

Trump was the “most big friend” that Israel ever had in the White House, Netanyahu said.

Everything changed in US terms to Israel’s military campaign in Gaza when Trump was re -elected as president of the United States last year, Netanyahu added.

The Israeli Prime Minister thanked Trump for his “continuous assistance” for providing the return of the other hostages – part of a group of 251 people seized during the attacks on October 7, 2023 in South Israel by Hamas.

Trump continued to offer his respect to his colleague, saying, “He is not the easiest person he has to deal with, but that makes him great.”

Earlier, the US president announced that the “war was over” in Gaza, after two years of combat, as he flew to the US region aboard the Air Force One.

The termination of the fire in Gaza came into force on Friday morning after Israel and Hamas agreed to Trump’s first phase of 20 points. The next phases are yet to be negotiated.

Trump told Air Force One reporters that the truce would be held and that “Peace Council” must quickly be created to administer the territory.

In his remarks to parliament, Netanyahu said he was “engaged in this peace”.

Also welcomed to Knesht with Trump were other key US officers, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Minister Pete Heget.

The names of the special envoy Steve Vikof and Zet and Trump’s adviser Jared Kushner received particularly strong cheers from Israeli MPs for their own roles in the intermediation of the ceasefire. Kushner was accompanied by his wife, Ivanka Trump.

The Trump audience members wore red hats. Instead of the slogan of Trump’s signature “Make America Great Again”, they read the Trump President of Peace.

Trump was said by the parliamentary speaker that there is no “no one” more deserving of the Nobel Peace Prize next year.

But some Israeli legislators who want the Gaza War to continue did not attend.