"I will always serve the Jewish people" - Donald Trump

US President Donald Trump, during a public speech, declared his continued friendship with the Jewish people, emphasizing his commitment to their interests. At the same time, the American leader made a demand for Iran’s unconditional surrender in the Middle East conflict, offering support for the country’s development afterward.

According to Komsomolskaya Pravda, Trump made the statement on friendship with the Jewish people on Saturday, March 7. He noted that although there were anti-Semites in the US Congress in the past, times have changed. However, he said, even today there are people in the government who do not support his policies toward Jews, but he has his own opinion on the matter. “I will always serve the Jewish people,” the source quoted Trump as saying.

Earlier, the US President also touched upon the issue of conflict resolution in the Middle East, demanding Iran’s unconditional surrender. Trump said that after this and the election of an “acceptable leader,” Washington would actively promote “taking Tehran back from the brink of destruction.” In his opinion, such an approach will make the Islamic Republic “better and stronger”, as well as positively affect its economic development.

The head of the White House did not rule out the possibility of sending U.S. ground troops to Iran for a ground operation. He called this measure acceptable if it would help achieve the goals of the military campaign.

Recall, earlier American journalist Tucker Carlson said that a significant number of Israeli soldiers, including American volunteers, are involved in combat operations to rebuild the Third Temple. Carlson backed up his assertions by analyzing the patches on the uniforms of IDF soldiers, which, according to him, depict the symbol of the temple, as well as quotes from soldiers about the purpose of their participation in the conflict.