Trump gives Starmer the green light to recognise a Palestinian state
Donald Trump gave a green light to Keir Starmer and recognized the Palestinian province.
The Prime Minister met with the US President at Turnberry Golf Resort in Scotland for important talks about the Middle East Crisis, Trade and Ukraine.
Speaking to journalists before their meetings in Scotland, US President received a very different tone to Foreign Minister Marco Rubio, who condemned French President Emmanuel Macron for continuing to recognize Palestine last Friday.
President Trump and Sir Keir appeared on the same page to want to end the hunger in the surrounded area, and Britain would lead a new peace process with American support.
Sir Keir Starmer portrayed Palestine as a state to recognize the political issue, Mr. Trump said: “I will not take a position. I do not care about him [Sir Keir] take a position. I’m trying to feed people right now. This is the number one position, because there are too many hunger people. “
In addition, after claiming that the Prime Minister of Israel had not died of hunger in Gaza, he did not agree with Benjamin Netanyahu.
He said: “I can say based on television [on agreeing with Netanyahu] ‘Especially’, because these kids seem quite hungry to me. “
In addition, Israel’s tactics were not excited to say that no one was better than the crisis.
“This is a real chaos,” he added.
However, the US President warned that Hamas will not release the last 20 hostages, and now this is the point of adhesion.
The issue of recognizing Palestine raised the agenda of Sir Keir last week and this week will dominate a cabinet meeting and the ministers were deeply divided.
However, a threat from Jeremy Corbyn’s new party to the left wing and the support of the so -called “Gaza Independents ve and a letter calling to recognize more than 250 deputies from nine political parties under the pressure of taking action.
Sir Keir put the President Trump to thank him to thank his efforts in the Middle East.
The Prime Minister seems to be preparing a plan for peace after Macron and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in the E3 leader group.
The Prime Minister said to journalists: “This is an absolute disaster. [in Gaza]. Nobody wants to see this. And I think people in Britain are rebelling to see what they see on their screens. So we have to reach that ceasefire.
Mr. Trump turned to Trump and added: “Mr. President, thank you for led it and for more help. And again America did a lot about it.”
The two were also prepared to discuss the war in Ukraine, and President Trump stressed that Russian President Vladimir Putin lost patience.
He said: “We thought that we have settled many times, and then President Putin goes out and starts throwing rockets into a city like Kiev, and in a nursing home or whatever, there are bodies lying on the street. And not the way to do it. So we will see what happened with it.”
