When the annual Israeli day width on the fifth Avenue on Sunday, count on the huge New York crowd to be joy and again.
But under the celebration, there is increasing concern, and it dominates many talks in New York, and throughout America and Israel itself.
What does President Trump succeed?
Looking at some of his recent works and comments, especially during his storming journey to three Arab queens last week, it is an understandable question.
Fear is that Trump falls in love with Kumbaya's imagination around the region that can end with the increase in the isolation of the besieged Jewish state.
Below, how the Times described Israel in an article on Friday: “While US President Donald Trump was starting from the Palace of the Paris to another, where Arab leaders embraced and calmed the new Middle East this week, many in Israel were concerned that the best partner in the White House had lost their attention.”
He continued to cite with a column writer that “there was a party in the Middle East – a large ball full of colored, money, and changing hands of gold – and we found ourselves playing Cinderella before the transformation.”
Non -communication
Some of the causes of anxiety wall involve an increasing audacity for anti -eggplants worldwide, including in the United States. Many European parties, such as Democrats in America, are home to incitement supporters of the framework, while Trump was considered a more reliable friend.
Recently, the President has kept Israel in the dark about the important moves, including the ceasefire deal with the Houthis who did not require Yemeni terrorists to stop firing rockets and missiles in Israel.
Before that, Trump did not tell Israel that he had started talks with Iran just days before the first meeting.
The fact that his journey in the Middle East did not include a stop in Israel from the opinion that his relationship, which was few with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was strained.
In addition, the United States negotiated directly with Hamas to issue the only living hostage of America in Gaza, Aidan Alexander. The terrorist group described his release of good intentions to Trump.
The move ignored 20 other hostages believed to be alive, and it was seen as undermining Israel because it begins widespread military efforts in Gaza to eliminate Hamas and launch an occupation plan day after day.
However, there was some amazing good news for Israel on Trump's trip.
During his meeting with the new leader of Syria, the first between the two countries in 25 years, Trump encouraged temporary president Ahmed Al -Sharra to recognize Israel and join Ibrahim's agreements.
By the time Trump returned to Washington, there were reports that Israel and Syria have already begun to talk about this possibility.
In normal times, this will be an exciting development. After all, Syria has never accepted the right of Israel to exist and often welcomed the terrorists to use it as a base to strike the Jewish state.
But with Trump's methods and unconventional methods, these are not normal times, and the talks represent a tangible result of his trip to the Arab kingdoms in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.
By spreading his gospel from peace and prosperity, the president conveyed an optimistic vision of the region and delivered the doors to any and all who adopt this vision – and of course buy American products.
He got up to $ 2 trillion of deals makes the journey a resounding success in terms of functioning in the United States.
Positive talks
It is also the fact that, from a geopolitical point of view, his journey activates the presence of America in a region where China was starting to seek global domination.
It is equally important that the president speaks positively about a possible deal with Iran to end Mulla's pursuit of nuclear weapons, which explains his extensive view of what is possible.
While some Democrats acknowledged that Trump's energy and the strength of the absolute personality on the world stage were good for America and global stability, the Israelis are not wrong to worry that what is good for Trump and the United States in the short term may not be good for them.
The thorny points are the usual points: Hamas, the Houthis and above all, Iran, which represents an existential threat to Israel.
Fear is that any deal with Iran, which covers its nuclear facilities, will only be a temporary solution, such as the fake treatment of Barack Obama, classified, urgent or later, the mullahs will return to enriching uranium for use in a nuclear weapon targeting Tel Aviv.
Netanyahu preferred a joint military action to destroy the well -known facilities, but Trump, after he agreed, decided that he wanted to provide another opportunity.
For Israel, regardless of the promises of Iran, anything less than the complete destruction of plants will restart its progress towards the inevitable Nuke.
Moreover, if Trump removes US sanctions as part of a deal, as he promised, Iran will get money to continue the financing of Hamas, the Houthis, and perhaps Hezbollah in Lebanon, which makes it possible.
Trump is clearly aware of Israel's concern, in addition to the stadium to Syria, and has publicly urged Saudi Arabia to join Ibrahim's agreements.
It will also help if he adopts a “unanimous” base with Israel. For example, the president did not cost anything to raise Netanyahu from communicating with Iran before he became public.
The Houthi deal was supposed to guarantee a ban on attacks on Israel.
Avoid large wars
As was the surprise news about the ceasefire in America only and supported Iran's concerns that Trump had cut Israel from the episode and made Netanyahu besieged at home.
However, Trump is not a mistake to give a peaceful result with Iran a last chance.
Although no hesitation appeared in the destruction of the Iranian terrorist general, Qasim Solimani, during his first term, really wanted the president to avoid major wars, and he reshaped the Republican Party to reflect these feelings.
George W. Bush and the catastrophic invasion of Iraq have long ago.
Trump also explained in his main speech in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as he is not a fan of “the so -called nation building, the new, or liberal non -profit organizations such as those who spent trillion and trillions of dollars in the development of Kabul, Baghdad and many other cities.”
Moreover, we will soon know what is the bottom summary of Iran.
When he called the Supreme Leader in mid -March to start negotiations, Trump put a two -month time limit in the conversations.
If Iran does not agree to destroy its facilities by that time, it has pledged that America, with the help of Israel, would do so for them.
The deadline has reached. It is time for decision, Mr. President.
