Donald Trump on Israel-Iran Conflict: Trump said the Iran-Israel conflict is like two kids fighting in the schoolyard

Former US President Donald Trump compared the conflict between Israel and Iran to two children fighting in the school yard. He said events such as Iran’s rocket attack on Israel on Tuesday should never happen and that the United States would be heavily involved in the Middle East.

“It’s very bad, but they have to go through that process. Think of it as two kids fighting in the school yard. Sometimes you have to let it go a little bit and we’ll see what happens,” said the Republican presidential candidate.

He said, “But it’s a terrible, terrible war. And then you see what’s happening today. You know, where is it going to stop? You look at the forces. They fired about 200 rockets today. But this is not how people live, and it would never happen in the Middle East.

Tehran fired nearly 200 missiles at Israel on Tuesday in response to the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Most of the missiles were captured and destroyed by Israel with the help of the US military and other agencies.

Shortly after the attack, Trump criticized US President Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, referring to the situation as “very close to a global catastrophe”.

“I have been talking about the Second World War for a long time, and I do not want to make predictions because predictions always come true. [പ്രവചനങ്ങൾ] That’s not going to happen… but they are very close to global catastrophe. “, said Trump.

“We have a president who isn’t there and a vice president who isn’t there who are supposed to be in charge, but nobody knows what’s going on,” he said.

Trump has said that there was no war in the Middle East when he was US president and that Iran was under complete control.

“They were hungry for money, completely exhausted, and desperate to make a deal. Kamala filled them with American money, and since then, they have been unleashing terror in every place… Under ‘President Trump,’ we had no war. No war in the Middle East, no war in Europe, no unity in Asia, no inflation.” , Afghanistan is not a disaster,” he said.

The former US president also accused “two incompetents running this country” of bringing the US to the end of World War II.