It is not a secret that US President Donald Trump is obsessed with
either voiding or emulating the legacy of his predecessor, Barack Obama.
Trump now seeks to defeat Obama's political heir, Joe Biden, in the
upcoming presidential election and wants to stack up enough peace-making
deals to earn the elusive Nobel Peace Prize, just as Obama did in 2009.
As his poll numbers began to sink last summer, foreign policy "victories" became that much more necessary to distract from political troubles at home and boost his rating. Thus, Trump instructed his advisers to scout out deal-making opportunities around the world before the 2020 presidential election.
Gratifying Israel has been at the centre of the president's fixation on collecting foreign deals as trophies, announcing them on Twitter and summoning the concerned parties for a photo opportunity at the Oval Office, so American voters can watch him first-hand demonstrate his skills in "the art of the deal".
Read more at:
What will be the impact of the Trump-sponsored normalisation? | Palestine | Al Jazeera
As his poll numbers began to sink last summer, foreign policy "victories" became that much more necessary to distract from political troubles at home and boost his rating. Thus, Trump instructed his advisers to scout out deal-making opportunities around the world before the 2020 presidential election.
Gratifying Israel has been at the centre of the president's fixation on collecting foreign deals as trophies, announcing them on Twitter and summoning the concerned parties for a photo opportunity at the Oval Office, so American voters can watch him first-hand demonstrate his skills in "the art of the deal".
Read more at:
What will be the impact of the Trump-sponsored normalisation? | Palestine | Al Jazeera
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