Why Donald Trump May Bring Peace to the Middle East

The transcript discusses President Trump's approach to the Middle East peace process, highlighting his realistic foundation and leverage over both Israel and the Palestinians. It addresses concerns about intelligence sharing between the US and Israel, emphasizing the importance of continued cooperation. The US's strategic alliances with Sunni countries to counter Iran and Russia are explored, along with the implications for Israel. The transcript also covers Iran's threat in the region and potential US sanctions. Finally, it touches on US-Israel relations and the possibility of negotiations with the Palestinians.

What foundation is President Trump using to approach the Middle East peace process?

• The Bush Sharon parameters

• The Oslo Accords

• The Camp David Accords

• The Geneva Initiative

What is a major concern for Israel regarding the US-Saudi arms deal?

• Reduction in diplomatic support

• Compromise of Israel's qualitative edge

• Loss of economic aid

• Increased oil prices

What is the primary threat in the Middle East according to the transcript?

• North Korea

• ISIS

• Russia

• Iran

What might trigger additional sanctions on Iran?

• Improved relations with the US

• Ballistic missile tests

• Increased oil production

• Withdrawal from the nuclear deal

What action might President Trump take if Palestinians do not negotiate without preconditions?

• Move the US embassy to Jerusalem

• Increase military presence

• Impose economic sanctions

• Cut off diplomatic ties