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JERUSALEM, Israel – After his inauguration, President Donald Trump signed what some called a tsunami of executive orders in the Oval Office. Those orders affect not only the U.S. but also Israel and the Middle East.
The executive orders include:
Revoking sanctions on several Israeli citizens in Judea and Samaria imposed by the Biden administration.
Restoring sanctions against the International Criminal Court
Defunding UNRWA, the United Nations Relief & Works Agency for Palestinian refugees
Authorizing deportation of U.S. visa holders involved in pro-Hamas protests
Lifting restrictions on arms sales to Israel, including the supply of 2,000-lb. bombs
Trump also raised the issue of what to do about Gaza. He questioned whether the days-old ceasefire between Hamas and Israel will last.
The president questioned whether the days-old ceasefire between Hamas and Israel will last.
Jonathan Tobin, the C.E.O. of JNS News, told CBN News his contention has merit. “He has very good reason to be skeptical," Tobin said. "This ceasefire-hostage deal is almost certain to – at some point – collapse.”
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JERUSALEM, Israel – After his inauguration, President Donald Trump signed what some called a tsunami of executive orders in the Oval Office. Those orders affect not only the U.S. but also Israel and the Middle East.
The executive orders include:
Revoking sanctions on several Israeli citizens in Judea and Samaria imposed by the Biden administration.
Restoring sanctions against the International Criminal Court
Defunding UNRWA, the United Nations Relief & Works Agency for Palestinian refugees
Authorizing deportation of U.S. visa holders involved in pro-Hamas protests
Lifting restrictions on arms sales to Israel, including the supply of 2,000-lb. bombs
Trump also raised the issue of what to do about Gaza. He questioned whether the days-old ceasefire between Hamas and Israel will last.
The president questioned whether the days-old ceasefire between Hamas and Israel will last.
Jonathan Tobin, the C.E.O. of JNS News, told CBN News his contention has merit. “He has very good reason to be skeptical," Tobin said. "This ceasefire-hostage deal is almost certain to – at some point – collapse.”
These Trump Executive Orders and Stefanik Hearings Show Dramatic Shift in US Policy Toward Israel
After his inauguration, President Donald Trump has signed what some called a tsunami of executive orders in the Oval Off
