Israel wouldn't exist without America - Trump declares

President Donald Trump has declared that Israel would not exist without the United States of America, highlighting the significant military aid provided to the Middle Eastern nation. This assertion came during an interview on CBS's 60 Minutes, his initial sit-down discussion following the recent midterm elections that saw the Democratic Party gain seats in many states.

Trump stated that nations previously protected by the US are set to reimburse the costs incurred during the war, as without American support, they would not exist. He emphasized that Israel's existence is contingent upon America's assistance. The President acknowledged voter dissatisfaction with the war and the rise in gasoline prices, expressing disappointment in the negative sentiment towards Israel.

Regarding the Iran situation, Trump commented that Washington was near an agreement with Tehran prior to the midterm elections, believing his decision to take military action would ultimately prove beneficial. When questioned about Iran's potential nuclear materials, Trump affirmed that they had none, stating they were hidden beneath thousands of tons of rock and affirmed his stance against escalating the conflict.

Trump dismissed the possibility of impeachment proceedings, asserting that he had experienced his best two years in the history of his presidency. However, he pledged to implement some changes within his Cabinet. Additionally, Trump clarified that he had not lifted diesel sanctions on Russia but had facilitated the nation's capacity to supply thousands of barrels of oil to the global market.

Lawmakers have criticized this waiver, arguing that it was necessary to alleviate high consumer gas prices and maintain energy flow amidst the ongoing conflict and the Strait of Hormuz situation.