President Trump’s First Promise to Israel: “I Will Cancel All Restrictions On Arms and Equipment Transfers”

Unlike the blind Jew hating left, President Trump understands that Israel is on the front lines in the global jihad war on the West. Israel is the proverbial little boy with his finger in the dam.Israeli political analyst Amit Segal reported that US President-elect Donald Trump pledged that ”on the first day of my term, I will cancel all restrictions and delays on the transfer of armaments and combat equipment.”

Donald Trump gave Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the warm welcome he was hoping for at Mar-a-Lago on Friday after the Israeli got a thinly veiled rebuke from U.S. presidential candidate Kamala Harris in Washington.Trump greeted Netanyahu and his wife, Sara, at the top step of the gilded foyer at his Florida estate and criticized Harris’s remarks after meeting Netanyahu on Thursday — in which she cited the grave humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip — as not "very nice pertaining to Israel.”It was as much as Netanyahu could have hoped for in making the trek to Florida after he gave a speech to Congress on Wednesday that was criticized by Democrats. The next day he met U.S. President Joe Biden, and then had a separate meeting with Harris, who said she would not "be silent” about humanitarian suffering in Gaza."No president has done what I’ve done for Israel, and we’ve always had a very good relationship,” Trump said, sitting at a table across from Netanyahu at Mar-a-Lago. He didn’t mention the rift that opened up between the two men in 2020 after Netanyahu congratulated Biden on his election victory.Netanyahu traveled to Mar-a-Lago looking to patch things up with the once and possibly future president and rally Republican support for his plan to press ahead with the war against Hamas. He and his coalition have made little secret of their preference for Trump to win in November.Netanyahu posted on social media a photo standing next to the former president and showing off a blue baseball cap with the phrase "Total Victory” on it, a reference to his government’s tough line against Hamas, which the U.S. has designated a terrorist group. Netanyahu made no such display in his White House meetings, though he used the phrase in his address to Congress.

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