President Donald Trump responded to questions from a reporter in the elliptical office about how Israel's merger of Jews and Samaria (west coast) and how small Israel in Israel is. 。
The problem was prior to the visit to the White House of Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday.
Q: Do you support some annexation on the west coast of the Jordan River by Israel?
A: Well, I don't intend to talk about it. Certainly it is a small country in terms of land. Can you see this pen? This wonderful pen? My desk is in the Middle East. And this pen, the top of the pen, is Israel. Isn't that good? That's a big difference. I use it as an analogy. In fact, it's pretty accurate. It is a fairly small land. It's surprising that when you think about it, you can do what you can. Many good, clever brain power, it is a very small land, and there is no doubt about it.
In the past, Trump in principle nodded to the merger of the west coast proposed by Israel, but in fact, it actually pushed it back, using the prospect of annexation as a negotiation chip as a negotiation chip to reach Abraham's agreement. I did it.
In recent years, Trump should be encouraged to leave Gaza in Gaza, and Hamas does not stay on the small territory used to start many wars, but to be encouraged to leave other Arab countries. It implies that there is.
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