05.02.2025 11:12
The statement "We will take over Gaza," made by U.S. President Donald Trump during a joint press conference, caused an uproar, and the footage of him seating Netanyahu in the White House chair made a significant impact. Many users who watched and shared the video raised the question, "Who is running the U.S.?"
US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a joint press conference after their meeting at the White House.
"WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A SUCCESSFUL PARTNERSHIP"
Trump, who stated that they established a successful partnership with Netanyahu during his first presidency, claimed that the last four years under Joe Biden were not very successful. Trump asserted that if he had been president during the previous four years, many conflicts and wars in the Middle East and around the world would not have occurred, emphasizing that he and his team would solve all existing problems.
THE FOOTAGE FROM THE WHITE HOUSE CAUSED A HUGE STIR
A footage featuring Trump and Netanyahu quickly went viral. Millions of viewers who watched the clips of Trump seating Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu in his chair at the White House and pulling him forward raised the question, "Who is running the US?"