🔶 Trump wants the absence of two current ministers in a future government of Israeli prisoners.
According to reports, citing American sources, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, wants to establish the future government of the Israeli prisoners without the presence of Itamar Bangvir and Tetzalel Smotrich, the two right-wing ministers of this country.
According to these sources, Trump believes that the violence of the settlers weakens his regional vision and makes it difficult to implement.
In an interview with the website Axios, Trump also said that he had not yet thought of intervening in the establishment of a national unity government led by Benjamin Netanyahu, but he would consider this issue.
Regarding Netanyahu's condition in the elections, he said that the initial reports he received were "terrible", but now the captive Israeli prime minister is in a "relatively good" condition.
Trump added: "I heard my support made a big difference for Baby."
On Wednesday, October 28, he also said about the war with Iran: "This war can end whenever he wants." According to him, the end of the war requires an explicit commitment by Iran not to possess nuclear weapons, and he called Iran "the world's biggest country supporter of assassination".