“He’s a good man, he’s in there fighting. He’s fighting, you know they’re trying to put him in jail on top of everything else. How about that? He’s—he’s a war hero, because we worked together. He’s a war hero, I guess I am too. Nobody cares, but I am too, I mean, I sent those planes,” Trump said, likely referring to his controversial strike on nuclear facilities in Iran.
But Netanyahu isn’t a war hero—he’s a war criminal accused of committing crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court, which has issued a warrant for his arrest. Netanyahu’s sweeping military campaign in Gaza has killed more than 60,000 people, including civilians, children, and journalists. Incarcerated Palestinians in Israel have reported horrific torture and abuse at the hands of their captors, according to the United Nations. Israel’s destruction of Gaza has displaced nearly two million Palestinians and resulted in a widespread famine that threatens to kill thousands more.
Earlier this month, Trump and Netanyahu reportedly got into a shouting match over the phone when the Israeli leader tried to claim that there was no starvation in Gaza. But less than a month later, Trump is back to singing his praises—and trying to take credit for the violence he has sown.
Medium_Cod6579 on August 20th, 2025 at 15:05 UTC »
Are there any people that Trump has had a longer, more public relationship with than Jeffrey Epstein? He isn’t just in the files; he’s likely the central figure outside of Maxwell and Epstein.
Happy_Landmine on August 20th, 2025 at 14:47 UTC »
He is, why are we pretending it's even a question? Dude's a known pedophile, full stop.
AdrenochromeDream on August 20th, 2025 at 14:45 UTC »
I bet Donald "Diddles Children" Trump doesn't want to release the evidence fingering child traffickers and rapists for who they are because he, in fact, is a child trafficker and rapist (of children).