The Duran Podcast Trump Gaza ceasefire. Biden takes credit
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Jan 16, 2025 The podcast dives into the recently announced ceasefire in Gaza, comparing the roles of Trump and Biden in the negotiation landscape. It highlights how Trump's intervention shifted the dynamics and critiques the current administration's approach. Discussion unfolds on U.S. foreign policy towards Iran and the preference for sanctions, alongside reflections on military engagement. The conversation touches on strategic differences between Trump and Biden regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and emphasizes missed diplomatic opportunities in the ongoing tensions.
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Trump's Role in Gaza Ceasefire
- Trump's intervention and representative Stephen Whitegough were instrumental in achieving the Gaza ceasefire.
- They gate-crashed negotiations in Doha and pushed for a deal.
Biden Administration's Ineffective Policy
- The Biden administration's ineffective Middle East foreign policy hindered the ceasefire agreement.
- Biden's blank checks to Israel encouraged a prolonged military operation in Gaza.
Trump's Influence Post-Election
- Trump's election victory shifted the political landscape, leading to his rejection of proposals for a strike against Iran.
- Trump's envoy, Stephen Wyckoff, pressured Netanyahu to accept the ceasefire deal.