US President Donald Trump, this Monday morning at the Israeli Ben Gurion airport, in Tel Aviv, where he plans to give a speech in the Israeli Parliament, the Knesset, and talk with the first hostages freed by Hamas within the framework of the . He will also travel later to the spa city of Sharm el Sheikh, the scene where the conversations and negotiations for said pact have taken place and which will host its signing. Of course, without the presence of the two parties involved, the Israeli Government and Hamas.
With all this backdrop, Trump has been in Israeli territory since this morning, whose trip has been accompanied by an important announcement by Israeli President Isaac Herzog. The same American president who saw how the one he so longed for left for Venezuela, to end up in the hands of the opponent of Chavismo, will have a medal in Israel to take back to the Oval Office.
This is Israel’s Presidential Medal of Honor, a distinction “in recognition of its role in achieving a historic agreement that promotes the release of the hostages and the end of the war,” according to the official statement. Despite the discontent of the White House and the fact that Machado – who has called for military intervention in his country – is a political ally of Washington, Trump has been left without the Nobel Prize.
Herzog: “It will be a great honor for me to present you with the Medal of Honor”
when you leave the Middle East. He will have to return to Israel to receive it in the near future. “In the coming months, President Isaac Herzog will present the 47th president of the United States, Donald Trump, with the Israeli Presidential Medal of Honor, in recognition of his role in achieving a historic agreement that promotes the release of the hostages and the end of the war,” states the official text of the statement.
Along these lines, and as a sort of reminder of the argument by which Tel Aviv came to defend Trump’s candidacy for the Nobel Prize – and Trump himself as well – it is determined that the award “also recognizes President Trump’s firm and unwavering support for the State of Israel, his unique contribution to the security of Israel and the well-being of its citizens”, and “his commitment to leading the entire region towards an era of peace and cooperation”.
“President Trump’s legacy will be remembered for generations by the State of Israel and the Jewish people”
Statement from Isaac Herzog, Israeli President
The same Israeli Government that published an (AI), in which a fictitious Trump was seen receiving a fictitious Nobel Peace Prize, has resolved that “President Trump’s legacy will be remembered for generations by the State of Israel and the Jewish people.” Among the reasons that would justify it, for Israel, are “its unwavering support for the State of Israel, including the signing of the Abraham Accordswhich expanded the circle of peace in our region, to the two historic agreements that brought our beloved hostages home and saved countless lives, and the decisive attack on the Iranian nuclear program.
