The Following is the full transcript of the Monday Press Conference between President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu

President Donald Trump

“You know, for 100s of years and 1000s of years, we’re gonna, at least we’re at a minimum, very, very close, and then it will be on very close. And I want to thank BB for really getting in there and doing a job. We work well together. 
As we have with many other countries, both of us, with many other countries, which is the only way this whole situation itself. And I’m not just talking about Gaza, Gaza is one thing, but we’re talking about much beyond Gaza.

The whole deal, everything, getting some, it’s called peace in the Middle East. 
So, today, this is a historic day for a base, and Prime Minister, Nyahu, and I have just concluded an important meeting of many vital issues, including Iran, trade, the expansion of the Abram Accords. And most importantly, we discussed how to end the war in Gaza, but it’s just a part of the bigger picture, which is peace in the Middle East. And let’s go on an eternal piece in the Middle East.

So this is far more than anybody expected, but the level of support that I’ve had from the nation’s in the Middle East, and surrounding Israel, and neighbors of Israel has been incredible, incredible.

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Every single one of them, this afternoon after extensive consultation with our friends and partners throughout the region, I’m formally releasing our principles for peace, which people have really liked. I must say, and these are done not just routinely done, these are done with total and total consideration in working with the nations that we’re talking about, all of these nations have made contributions to those suggestions.

I want to thank the leaders of many Arab and Muslim nations for their tremendous support in developing the proposal along with many of our allies in Europe. Europe has been very much involved, and, as I was called by many of the European leaders, most of them saying, Is this true? Are you really doing peace in the Middle East?

This is the most incredible thing we’ve heard. Some think it’s the biggest thing they’ve ever heard. They call just to find out, was it just a rumor, or is it actually done? 
And then he said, Have you spoken to the Arab leaders? Have you spoken to all of the other leaders that we have to get? A lot of people involved in this one.

I also want to thank our minister, and that now, for agreeing to the plan, and for trusting that if we work together, we can bring an end to the death and destruction that we’ve seen for so many years, decades even centuries, and begin a new chapter of security, peace, and prosperity for the entire region. And I want to just say that my meetings and dialogue that we had with so many countries, Saudi Arabia, as an example, the king, the phenomenal person.

The Emir of Qatar, who’s incredible people. 
UAE, and that’s NBC, and ABC. Yeah, we’re totally involved. These are the people that we’ve been dealing with and have been actually very much involved in this negotiation, giving us ideas, things they can live with, things they can’t live with. 
Pretty complex. I mean, after 2000, 3,000 years, whatever it is, I guess it’s got to be a little complex.

It would have been done a long time ago. 
The King of Jordan was with us, as you know, in the United Nations, he… President of Turkey, President Erdowan, he’s a friend of mine, a strong man, but a good man. President of Indonesia, somebody who is an amazing leader. 
Perboa, who is an amazing leader and respected by everybody. He was in the room with us. We were together with most of these people that are mentioning, others were by phone or the next day.

The prime minister and the field marshal of Pakistan, they were… with us right from the beginning, incredible, in fact, they just put out a statement that they fully believe in this… pact. It just came out just as I was walking around. They said, Sarah, you have big notice from the Prime Minister of Pakistan, and from the field marshal, that they backed this 100%.

President El Cici of Egypt, who’s terrific. And these are people I’ve gotten to know over the years. I mean, it’s, I would say, it started around 2015, and then went into 2016 when the presidency began, officially began. 
But I’ve known them actually for a long time, and there are many cases, really great, but I can’t say in all cases, but I will tell you, in many cases, they’re great men. And some great women too. They tend to be mostly men, however, who will say that. 
But if accepted by Hamas, his proposal calls for the release of all remaining hostages immediately, but in no case, more than 72 hours.

So the hostages are coming back, and I hate even saying this, from the standpoint, doesn’t sound right, but it is so important to the parents, the bodies of the young men, women, almost all cases, the young men, and I’m coming back immediately. I met with parents, parents. 
Felt as strongly about getting there. The body of their dead boy back, as they did as though the boy were alive and well. It’s so important to him.

And it means the immediate end to the war itself, not just Gaza. It’s the war itself, under the plan, Arab and Muslim. Countries have committed, that in writing, in many cases, but I actually would take their word for it, the people I mentioned, that take their word for it. to demilitarized Gaza, and that’s quickly decommissioned the military capabilities of Hamas and all other terror organizations. 
Do that immediately. And we’re relying on the countries that I named, and others, to deal with Hamas.

Then I’m hearing that Hamas wants to get this done too, and it’s a good thing, and destroy all terror infrastructure, including the tunnels, weapons, and production facilities. 
They have a lot of production facilities that were destroying. They will also help train local police forces in the areas that we’re discussing right now, in particular, in and around Gaza, working with the new transitional authority in Gaza, all parties will agree on a timeline for Israeli forces to withdraw in phases, have been withdrawing in phases.

No more shooting, hopefully, as progress is made toward achieving these goals. 
Arab and Muslim nations need to be allowed the chance to fulfill these commitments of dealing with Hamas. They have to deal with them, because they were the one group that we have now dealt with. I haven’t dealt with them. 
But the Arab countries are going to, and Muslim countries are going to be dealing with Hamas, and I believe they’ve already been there.

I think they probably have an understanding. They haven’t maybe mentioned that, but I would imagine they do, otherwise they wouldn’t have gone as far as they’ve gone. 
If they were unable to do so, then Israel would have the absolute right in actually our full backing U.S. full banking, backing Marcos here. A lot of our leaders are here, our great vice president, Susie Wells, Steve Woodcuff, Jared Kushner.

They’ve been so involved in this, uh, in this process. 
I don’t think anybody else could have done it or even come to us, but it’s, uh, we’re right there. We’re right there, the first time, and… thousands of years, I think, you can probably say, if you really look into it, if you study back, if you’re a scholar, you would say thousands of years in Israel, would have my fall back into finish the job of destroying the threat of Hamas, but I hope that we’re gonna have a deal for peace. And if the master rejects the deal, which is always possible, they’re the only one left. 
Everyone else has accepted it. But, uh, I have a feeling that we’re gonna have a positive answer, but if not, as you know, BB, you’d have more full backing to do what you would have to do.

Everyone understands that the ultimate result must be the elimination of any danger. posed in the region, and the danger is caused by Hamas, the tyranny of terror has to end, and this is, again, something that we’re looking for. 
This is eternity. This is for… forever. To ensure the success of this effort my plan calls for, the creation of a new international oversight body, the Board of Peace, we call it, the Board of Peace, sort of a beautiful name, the Board of Peace, which will be headed, not at my request, believe me.

I am very busy. But we have to make sure this works. The leaders of the Arab world, and Israel, and everybody involved, asked me to do this, so it would be headed by a gentleman known as President Donald J. 
Trump, of the United States. That’s what I want to… some extra work to do, but it’s so important that I’m willing to do it. And we’ll do it right, and we’re gonna put leaders from other countries on, or leaders that are very distinguished leaders. 
And we’ll have a board, and one of the people that wants to be on the board is the UK former Prime Minister, Tony Blair, Goodman, very good man. And some others, and they’ll be named over the next few days. And it’ll be quite the board.

Working, everybody wants to be on it now. I don’t know if that had anything to do. They named me and everybody else wanted to be on, and I guess they figure, Oh, he’s a soft touch, it’ll be easy to deal with.

Working with the World Bank and others, it will be responsible for recruiting and training, a new government that will be made up of Palestinians, along with highly qualified experts from all around the world. Hamas and other terrorist factions will play no role in the board, but they’ll play no role in the governess of Gaza at all. Directly or indirectly, as you know, thousands of Hamas, leaders have been killed and soldiers, have been killed, and we can never forget October 7th, but thousands have paid the price for that, and now it’s time to get our hostages back and get back to… trying to build something that’s really great and very important in our meeting today, Prime Minister, that, you know, was very clear about his opposition. to a Palestinian state, and he continues, as he mentions October 7th, and I understand that.

Most people do. And I understand and respect his position on many things, but what he’s doing today is so good for Israel. I noticed that they have large crowds gathering in Israel all the time, and they have my name up, they like me for whatever reason, baby.

I know, but they do like me. But, uh, they say two things, please get the hostages back, and please end the war. They’ve had it. 
Is that it? So I think it’s a very popular thing you do, ’cause he’s a warrior. He doesn’t know about getting back to a normal way of life, but he is a warrior, and Israel is lucky to have him. 
But now, the people want to get back to peace, they want to get back to normalization, in a true sense, several countries have foolish and recognized the Palestinian state, as you know, some of our European friends, our us, good people. But they’re really, I think, doing that because they’re very tired of what’s going on for so many decades. Presidents and prime ministers for years, and during this time, having to do with the Middle East, all they’re doing is talking about the same thing over and over.

They want to see it get back. And nobody wants that more than me, or I believe Bebe, too. But the people of Israel want it, they really want it. 
They want the hostages back, that includes the probably 32 bodies that we’re talking about, 20 people, and 11, 32 or so people that are dead. And they want to have peace. So let us not forget how we got here. 
Hamas was elected by the Palestinian people, Israel withdrew from Gaza, thinking they would live in peace. Remember that a long time ago, they withdrew, they said, You take it. This is our contribution to peace, but that didn’t work out.

That didn’t work out. It was the opposite of peace. They pulled away, they let them have it, and I never forgot that, because I said, It doesn’t sound like a good deal to me. 
As a real estate person, I mean, they gave up the ocean, right? Ron, I gave up the ocean. They said, Who would do this deal? 
And it still didn’t work out. They were very generous, actually. And they gave up the most magnificent piece of land in many ways in the Middle East, and they said, Well, what we want to do now is have peace.

And that request was not honored. Instead of building a better life for the Palestinians and Moss, diverted resources to build over 400 miles of tunnels and terror infrastructure, rocket production facilities, and their military command posts and launch sets in hospital schools and mosques. So if you want after them, you’d be after them, and you wouldn’t even realize you ended up knocking out a hospital or school or a mosque.

A terrible thing. Terrible, terrible way to have to fight. No fight is good, but that’s a real bad one. 
So there are many Palestinians who wish to live in peace, many, many, many I’ve seen, so many of them. And they have support, and I challenge the Palestinians to take responsibility for their destiny, ’cause that’s what we’re giving them. We’re giving them responsibility for their destiny, fully condemn, and prohibit terrorism, and err their way to a brighter future.

They don’t want the lives that they’ve had, they’ve had a rough life with them us. If the Palestinian Authority does not complete the reforms that I laid out, my vision for peace in 2020, of only themselves to blame, we’re giving them an amazing footprint, and they have amazing support from the leaders of the Arab world and the Muslim world, a great, great leaders. These are great leaders.

These are unbelievable leaders that are built great countries and very wealthy countries. What the future holds for the Palestinians, no one really knows, but the plan that we put forward today is focused on ending the war immediately. Getting all of our hostages back, getting everything back. 
Hard to believe when you even say it. And creating conditions, the durable, Israeli security, and Palestinian success, Israeli security is gonna be involved. We’re gonna help you.

We’ll be there with you in terms of helping with security. We want to make sure it works. We just want to make sure it works.

There shouldn’t be a shot fired. Now, there will be, I guess, because that’s the way it seems to be, but they shouldn’t have to be within a few days. They shouldn’t have to be a shot fired. 
And maybe for eternity. Wouldn’t that be nice? I hope it’s true.

I can join you, the leadership of that region feels that there’s a good chance of it being true. So this will lead to a disagreement that we’re talking about will lead to a sustainable long term piece. No president in history has been a greater friend of the state of Israel than I have in addition to negotiating the Abrahom Accords.

I’d like to say it that way, because the real people, that’s what they call Abraham, I would say Abraham, but it’s so much nicer when you say Abraham. So much more elegant. But the Abraham accords are amazing.

Jared, you did that along with your group of geniuses, and nobody thought that could be done. We have foreign countries, and Sleepy Joe Biden didn’t do a thing. He didn’t even know what the hell they were.

He should have had them full up, but I think this will also lead to packing them. And who knows, maybe even a rain can get in there. I hope we expect, we hope we’re gonna be able to get along with, uh… 
Iran. I think they… can be open to it, maybe they’ll believe it. But they could be a member. 
How long would you go to sit? I bet you, at some point, Iran will be a member of the accords, and little did I realize I was gonna take this turn. It was some turn we did with the V 2s. 
But, uh, I think they might very well be there, ’cause it’s a great thing for them. economically, I recognize the eternal capital of Israel. I opened the American Embassy in Jerusalem. There was something that everyone said would never be done, could never be done.

Every, virtually, every president, for many, many years, for decades, would campaign on making Jerusalem the capital of Israel, that campaign, they campaigned on it over and over. Is that right, Steve? Is that right? 
Everyone, and when they got to it, and I understand why now, because, uh, it was so… When I got to office, I can’t pay two or two. I said, We’re gonna make it, and then I’d get calls from the leaders of various countries saying, Please don’t do it, please don’t do it.

They’ll lend the whole world. Please don’t do it. And finally, I just didn’t say anything, and I did it. 
People were calling me before I did it, ’cause I heard I was gonna do it, and leaders of countries were calling me, and I think it was on a Thursday, and then I did it, and they called me Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, three, four times a day, and I said, Tell them I’ll call them back on Friday. And I announced it on Thursday, and I called her back, the biggest people in the world, and they said, You’ve done it. I said, done what?

You made the capital of Israel, Jerusalem, and we wanted to talk again. Oh, I wish you’d call me a little sooner. Maybe I could have done something about, So that was a lot easier than getting into an argument. 
Because I knew what they were calling about. And you know what? It turned out to be amazing.

Everybody thought it was gonna leak to the end of the world, right? The end of the world, Ron. That’s what they said. 
You can delete anything. It just led to something that I promised and something that was very, very popular for Jewish people, and a lot of other people, too. I recognized Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, and I cut taxpayer funding to corrupt United Nations relief, and works agency in United Nations was interesting, because, as you know, a few days ago, they introduced me.

Ladies and gentlemen, the president of the United States, I’m looking at my teleprompter, and the thing was, dead, stone cold, dead. The things up here have a long, beautiful speech to make. I’m back 30 feet back, and I’m saying, they’re introducing me, there’s nothing on my telepropter. 
So, but I made a speech, and I actually got good looks. I think Biden could have done that, I don’t think so. I don’t think he could have done that.

I don’t think too many people could have done it. But actually, it was actually more of a speech for my heart. I wouldn’t know the truth. 
I think it was, it was, uh, maybe better in certain ways, because it was from the heart. It has to be from the heart. Otherwise, you’re in big trouble.

But I cut taxpayer, payer funding for that very corrupt United Nations Relief and Works Agency, and nobody thought that would be done, withdrew from the horrible, a random nuclear deal that was imposed upon Israel by Barack Hussein Obama. and Biden, and I don’t know if I knew anything about it. I don’t think he does anything about it now, actually, if you ask him. He said, What is that? 
And we obliterated a ranch nuclear enrichment capacity to make it impossible for them to have a nuclear weapon, which they would have had, probably, in about two months, for them. But I’ve never asked Israel to compromise and security, but we had big, strong talk. Nobody’s been better days, you know, no president’s been better to Israel than Donald Trump, but we had a long, strong talk, maybe and I, he understands it’s time. 
It’s time, history has shown. And the people of Israel, one, and the people of the Middle East, one, people of enemies of Israel, one, but they don’t have really too many enemies right now. And you know what?

Many countries have gained great respect for Israel, for the way they fight, the job they do, including me, I had respect anywhere, but they gained respect. History has shown us that those who have relations with Israel have thrived, while those who have devoted resources and attention toward the destruction and even annihilation of Israel have languished, they haven’t done well. Israel is not going anywhere.

They’re going to coexist with other people and countries in the region, from Syria to Lebanon to Saudi Arabia, the province of a new Middle East is so clearly within our reach. This is the closest we’ve ever come to real peace. Now, fake peace, not political… fool space. 
And we can get this difficult, problem solved, the opportunities for all within that vast region of this world. It’s a vast region. It’s unlimited…

The Abraham accords show that all countries are better off when they communicate and work together and embrace new opportunities. I hope Jared, and Steve, and Suzy, and Marco, and Jada. We were great people. 
I hope you guys are gonna work very hard to get these other countries in, ’cause now they have no excuse to throw longer an excuse. They were somewhere, and I’ll tell you, the four countries that went in, I gave them tremendous credit, and it’s worked out incredibly well for them. In the same spirit, I’m pleased to report that earlier today, we took another important step toward greater understanding in the region.

A short time ago, we had a historic phone call in the Oval Office with Prime Minister Tani, who’s really a great, great person. So, uh, we had a great talk, and I was on the phone, and P.B. was talking Prime Minister El Tani, was, uh, of Qatar, was, uh, they really had a heart to heart conversation. It was a great conversation, I think. 
It was productive, it was everything that you need to have something turned out to be successful, and I want to thank people, and I want to thank the Prime Minister. It was fantastic. We agreed to launch a formal trilateral mechanism between Israel, Qatar, and the United States, to begin dialogue, to enhance mutual security, correct misperceptions, and avoid future misgivings, and I want to thank Qatar, its leadership, and the Emir, is… fantastic person. 
I think, you know, I’m gonna be his public relations man, because I know him differently than a lot of people know him. But he wants PNC, he wants to see peace. And it’s people, and it really acknowledge the critical role that they played as mediator. 
And again, we’re not quite finished, we have to get Hamas, but I think they’re gonna be able to do that. So now it’s time for Amas to accept the terms of the plan that we’ve put forward today, and again, this is a different Amas than we were dealing with, because, I guess, over 20,000 had been killed. The leadership has been killed three times over. 
So you really dealing with different people, then we’ve been dealing with over the last four years, five years. Everyone has done their part and come to the table in good faith, our Arab and Muslim partners are fully prepared to step up and fulfill their commitments for the benefit of the people of Gaza and the entire region. They’re willing to step up and do a lot. 
They really are. There are a lot of good people involved. Everyone wants to see everybody who wants to see an end to the violence and destruction should be united in calling for Hamas to accept the extremely fair proposal, so that we can end the war and get us back our hostages right now and have everlasting peace. 
And I look forward to having relationships with everyone as the chairman of the board. I’ll be involved in meetings with some very smart people that’ll be working over there to make sure that we haven’t just been wasting time with an agreement that doesn’t get done, the task of building peace will not be easy. There’s some of the hardest problems in the world to solve.

That’s why it’s been going on for so many, you know, centuries, but too many lives are at stake not to try, and this is more than a try. I mean, I think this is something that gets done when you have every virtually, every country, and these are powerful, powerful countries that have a lot of money, and the money can make things happen. A lot of countries try, and they don’t have any money. 
These are very rich countries that can make things happen. So together, we’ll forge a much safer and more hopeful future for everybody, including Israel. And I want to thank Prime Minister Netanyahu for his partnership, and I want to thank all of the leaders, the Keatons, and the Emirs, and the Presidents, and Prime Ministers, people I mentioned, and they’ve been absolutely fantastic to work with, and it’s just happened very quickly.

It’s happened from a couple of weeks before the, I had a meeting, a couple of meetings, but a couple of weeks before, we went to the United Nations, and we had some, just, we had some incredible meetings, it all came to place, it all took place, and everybody wanted to be a part of it. I don’t have anybody that’s saying, We don’t want anything to do. It’s just the opposite. 
And I’ll tell you, a couple of years ago, a year ago, I don’t think we would have had this kind of participation, Mr. VP, right? I don’t think we would have had. Spent amazing, the participation was 100%. 
Everybody wants to be a part of it. And everybody that’s very strong countries, everybody wants it to work. So, maybe, congratulations on this.

This is, I think, this will be your crowning achievement, Franklin. If this all works out, we think it will. It’s gonna be your crowning achievement, and I want to thank you very much for being here.”

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

“Thank you, please. Thank you. Thank you. 
Mr. President, first, I want to thank you for graciously hosting me once again in the White House. And second, I want to thank you for your friendship and for your leadership. From Jerusalem to Tehran, from the Golan Heights to Gaza, you’ve proven time and again what I’ve said many times.

You are the greatest friend that Israel has ever had in the White House. And, Mr. President, you and I both know. It’s not even close.

While you focus at home, and making America great again. Your leadership abroad is changing, the world for the better. Ending wars, and advancing peace.

I believe that today, we’re taking a critical step towards both ending the war in Gaza, and setting the stage for dramatically advancing peace in the Middle East. And I think beyond the Middle East, very important Muslim countries. I support your plan to end the war in Gaza, which achieves our war names. 
It will bring back to all our hostages, dismantle Hamas’ military capabilities, and its political rule, and ensure that Gaza never again poses a threat to Israel. We would not have achieved this turning point. Without the courage and sacrifice of our incredibly brave soldiers. 
They fight like lions to defend the people of Israel. And they serve on the front line, in the war between civilization and barbarism. Mr. President… when our two countries stand shoulder to shoulder, we achieve the impossible.

Just a few months ago, an operation rising blind and operation Midnight Hammer, we struck a decisive blow against Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile program. Your bold decision to send those B 2s made the region safer, and the world safer. Now, under your leadership, we’re taking the next step to win the war and expand the peace.

Your plan is consistent with the five principles my government set for the end of the war, and the day after Flamas. Everybody asks, What is your plan for the day after Hamas? Here is our plan. 
That’s it in the Canada. All our hostages, both those who are alive, and those who died, all of them will return home immediately. Hamas will be disarmed. 
Gaza will be demilitarized. Israel will retain security responsibility, including the security perimeter for the foreseeable future. And lastly, Gaza will have a peaceful civilian administration that is run neither by Hamas nor by the Palestinian authority. 
If Hamas agrees to your plan, Mr. President, the first step will be a modest withdrawal, followed by the release of all our hostages within 72 hours. The next step will be the establishment of an international body charged with fully disarming Hamas and demilitarizing Gaza. I appreciate your willingness to lead the body, Mr. Ford, Mr. President.

I wouldn’t appreciate it, because you have a lot of things to do. This is important. And it reflects the confidence that this will give everyone, that things will be followed up on all the commitments made. 
In fact, you are taking this on, I think, helps a lot to make sure that everything flows in the direction that we want. Now, if this international body succeeds, we will have permanently ended the war. Israel will conduct further withdrawals linked to the extent of disarmament and demilitarization, but will remain in the security perimeter for the foreseeable future. 
We should understand that we’re giving everybody a chance to have this done peacefully. Something that will achieve all our war objectives without any further bloodshed. But if Hamas rejects your plan, Mr. President, or if they… supposedly accept it, and then… then, uh, basically do everything to counter it.

That Israel will finish the job by itself. This could be done the easy way, or it can be done the hard way. But it will be done. 
We prefer the easy way, but it has to be done. All these bills must be achieved. because we didn’t fight this horrible fight, sacrificed the finest of our young men, to have Hamas stay in Gaza, and threaten us again and again and again. with these horrific massacres. Mr. President, I was encouraged, by your clear statement, at the UN, against the recognition of a Palestinian state.

That would be an outcome that, after October 7th, would reward her, undermine security, and endangered Israel’s very existence. As for the Palestinian authority, I appreciate your firm position that the PA could have no role whatsoever in Gaza without undergoing a radical and genuine transformation. And your 2020 peace plan, which you mentioned just now, you made clear what that transformation requires. 
It’s not lib service. It’s not checking the box. It’s a fundamental, genuine, and enduring transformation. 
And that means ending page to sleigh, changing poisonous textbooks that teach children to Jews, to Palestinian children, stopping incitement in the media. ending lawfare against Israel, at the ICC, the ICJ, recognizing the Jewish state, and many, many other reforms. It won’t come as a surprise to you that the vast majority of Israelis have no faith that the PA leopard will change its spots. But rather than wait for this miraculous transformation, your plan provides a practical and realistic path forward for Gaza in the coming years, in which Gaza will be administered neither by Hamas nor the Palestinian Authority, but by those committed to genuine peace with Israel.

I think this can be not only a new beginning for Gaza, I think it can be a new beginning for the entire region. Under your leadership, we can re energize… I gotta contribute my own. 
We can re energize the Opera Hamm Accords. That’s what it’s called in the original, Abrah. Abraham is fine, Abraham, however you want to call it, under your leadership, Mr. President, we can re energize the Abraham McCords that we forged five years ago.

We can expand him to many more Arab and Muslim nations that choose moderation over extremism. I think there is an opportunity here. It’s not gonna be easy. tough going, but I think if we succeed, you’re absolutely right. 
We had open possibilities, and nobody even dreamed of. But I had we dream of them. As you told me, Mr. President, and you’ve told the world many, many times, you said, Remember October 7th.

Remember October 7th, and we do, we will never forget the horrors of October 7th, and we will do whatever is necessary to make sure they don’t happen again. Since October 7th, Israel’s enemies have learned a hard truth. Those who attack us pay a heavy price. 
But those who partner with us advance progress and security for their peoples. President Trump just said it, it’s also in the Bible. It says, Those will bless you, will be blessed, and those who will pursue will be cursed. 
And that’s actually what has happened. We want the blessing. I think we’ve done a lot in the past two years to end the curse. 
When I finished, but we’ve done a lot, and we’ve done a lot together to end the curse. I want to thank your entire team for their efforts to get to this point, especially want to thank Steve Witcoff and Jared Kushner, for their indefatigable work, to bring Israel and Arab states in the region closer together, and deeply grateful to both of them for their work. We had a phone call today just to make it clear.

I said to, uh, the, uh, sorry, the Prime Minister of Qatar, Israel, uh, was targeting terrorists, wasn’t targeting Qatar. And of course, we regretted the loss of the Qatari citizen was an our target. And I very much appreciate President Trump’s proposal to have a trilateral body, United States, Israel, and Qatar, to work out respective grievances.

There are quite a few. But if we can try to mitigate them or put it on a different footage, I think that would be good for everyone. Above all, all the people, the fine team, many helpers who have done this, I want to thank you, Mr. President. 
History is already shown that under your leadership, Israel and America can change the face of the Middle East. And today, I’m hopeful that your plan to end the war in Gaza will do so again and do so soon. It will free our hostages, end Hamas’s tyranny in Gaza, and enable a more secure and prosperous future. for the peoples of our region. 
Thank you, Mr. President. May God bless America. May God bless Israel. 
May God bless the indispensable alliance between our countries, and may I add, in Hebrew, the malhadimatova, may we all be inscribed in the book of life. Thank you. Thank you very much, baby.
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