The Deal That Stopped the War that Biden could NOT deliver

Trump Blasts Blinken as “A Joke” Over Gaza Peace Deal

Only in Washington can a man negotiate a peace deal that frees hostages, ends a two-year war, and brings world leaders together in the Middle East—and still watch his political opponents try to take credit for it.

That’s exactly what happened after President Donald Trump’s historic 20-point Gaza peace plan was signed in Egypt this week. Instead of simply saying “well done,” former Secretary of State Antony Blinken popped up to claim that Trump’s deal was based on groundwork laid by the Biden administration.

Antony Blinken, now back to private life but still active on social media, decided to weigh in. He wrote on X that “it’s good that President Trump adopted and built on the plan the Biden administration developed.”

Trump’s response? “Everybody knows that’s a joke.”

Trump’s peace deal, finalized at the “Peace 2025” summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, brought together leaders from across the Middle East and Europe. It resulted in the release of all remaining living Israeli hostages taken by Hamas during the October 7 attacks and secured a lasting ceasefire.

The same region that had been engulfed in violence for two years under Biden’s foreign policy suddenly found itself shaking hands under Trump’s leadership. “Together, we have achieved the impossible,” Trump said as he signed the agreement alongside leaders from Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar.

Read more...