Briefings

On the eve of his first election, Donald Trump warned about the threat posed by an ideology he described as “radical Islamic terrorism,” sharply criticizing those who ignored that reality – and committing to counter it comprehensively.

Today, President Trump is surrounded by official and unofficial advisors convinced that deals can be done with devoted adherents to that ideology. Its financial enablers in Qatar, an al Qaeda leader now president of Syria, the surviving Hamas leadership and their Iranian sponsors are now the focus of various U.S. diplomatic and commercial engagement initiatives.

The Victory Coalition and Israel 365 Action will jointly co-sponsor their third briefing on the state of the Middle East theater of the war against Judeo-Christian civilization. The main focus will be on developments in Iran subsequent to the cease-fire between Israel and Iran brokered recently by President Donald Trump.

President Trump announced on June 23rd that a ceasefire had been reached between Israel and Iran that would mark an official end to what he dubbed “the 12-Day War.” While details of the accord have not been released, if it has the effect of extending the hold on power of the mullahs tyrannical regime, one thing is sure: There will not be peace, but more war, between the two parties, more terrorism worldwide, more instability in the Middle East and more dangers for the American people.

Donald Trump concluded his first three weeks back in the White House with a powerful demonstration of his commonsensical approach to the conflict in Gaza – and his determination to defeat Hamas, the odious terrorist group that has long dominated and plundered that territory and its people. On the margins of a signing ceremony for his latest batch of path-breaking executive actions and orders, the President gave those  Sharia-supremacists until noon on Saturday to release every one of their hostages. Should they fail to do so, he reaffirmed his promise that “all hell will break loose.”