Trump will visit Israel, the Vatican and Saudi Arabia on his first international trip
By Julio
Severo
U.S. President
Donald Trump will travel to Israel, the Vatican and Saudi Arabia this month as
part of his first foreign trip.
Trump
has made forging peace between Israel and Palestine and fighting Islamic State
a focus of his administration’s foreign policy.
Yet,
his visit to Saudi Arabia thwarts his intent to fight ISIS and Islamic
terrorism, because Saudi Arabia is the main sponsor of global Islamic
terrorism.
Even
though Trump complained in an interview with Reuters last week that Washington is
losing a “tremendous amount of money” defending Saudi Arabia, one
of the first acts of his administration was to reward Saudi Arabia for fight
terrorism, when actually Saudis promote it.
The
usual U.S. policy to Islamic nations, as exemplified by Iraq and Afghanistan,
is to invade or, as exemplified by Libya and Syria, to wreak havoc. All of
these nations were not U.S. allies. Saudi Arabia has been an extraordinary
exception because the Saudi dictatorship has its wealthy guarded in U.S. banks. So regardless
what Saudis may do, the U.S. overlooks. But an invasion of Saudi Arabia is long
overdue and highly deserved. Just remember 9/11, whose terrorists were mostly
Saudi Muslims.
Again,
Trump has torpedoed his excellent campaign vision.
Saudi
Arabia’s powerful Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met Trump in
Washington in March in a visit hailed by a senior Saudi advisor as a
“historical turning point” in U.S.-Saudi relations.
Trump,
who met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House in
February, has assigned his son-in-law Jared Kushner, who is Jewish and formerly
a registered Democrat, to oversee efforts to broker a peace deal between Israel
and the Palestinians.
Trump
met with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas at the White House on Wednesday for
peace talks. Different from Trump, conservative President Ronald Reagan never
invited Palestinians for meetings in the White House or other place. It is not
possible to fight Islamic terror by hosting Muslims who support terrorism.
Trump
will meet Pope Francis at the Vatican probably on May 24 as part of his first
international trip. Reagan met Pope John Paul 2 for an anticommunist alliance.
But such alliance with Francis is impossible, because the current pope is fond
of socialist ideas. Besides, Francis
criticized Trump during his campaign for his intent of building a wall.
Francis seems to understand that Mexicans have a natural right to invade the
U.S. Why does Trump need to honor a left-wing pope?
Again,
Trump has torpedoed his excellent campaign vision.
His
visit to Israel had been reported by the Israeli media that said Trump’s first
foreign journey will also include a stop in Saudi Arabia, a strategic U.S. ally
where the Trump organization has a business history.
Yet,
while the contacts of U.S. presidents have no pressure to divide Saudi lands
with Palestinian Muslims, Israel has always been under U.S. pressure to divide
its lands with Palestinian Muslims.
Trump
delved into thorny Israel-Palestinian issues, including the “two-state solution”
at the time when he declared, “I’m looking at two-state and one-state.” But if
U.S. peace is dependent on a “two-state solution,” there will never be peace.
The Promised Land was given by God only to Jews, not to Palestinians and other
Arab Muslims.
Trump
is wise to visit Israel. In His Word, God says that “the nation and
kingdom that will not serve Israel shall perish; those nations shall
be utterly laid waste.”
He
will be wiser if besides a visit, he serves Israel.
Yet,
what will Trump will gain by visiting at the same time Israel, the Vatican and
Saudi Arabia? Does he intend to serve these three nations and their antagonistic
interests? This is not wise, because the Vatican and Saudi Arabia have always
been hostile to Jews’ interests.
If
Trump wants really to serve Israel, as God commands him to do, he should:
1. Move the U.S.
Embassy to Jerusalem and recognize the whole Jerusalem as the capital of
Israel.
2. Stop all “two-state
solutions” in the U.S. foreign policy and pressure Saudi Arabia to form a
Palestinian state in Saudi territory. Muslims have an obligation to help their
Muslim brothers. In fact, the U.S. should invade Saudi Arabia, dispossess it
and divide it with Palestinians. Fairer than this impossible.
3. Stop the U.S.
pressure on Israel regarding to ISIS, so that Israel may destroy ISIS in Syria.
This is important for Christians, because ISIS is devastating Christian
populations in Syria and Iraq.
If
Israel was created to be served by other nations, the United States was created
to serve Jesus and Israel. Certainly, the U.S. founders, including the
Pilgrims, would be overjoyed to help the U.S. fulfill this noble mission.
The
U.S. was not created to serve Saudi Arabia and the Vatican and their interests.
The
U.S. was not created to use Israel for the U.S. interests.
The
U.S. was created to serve Israel.
Trump’s
first international trip should reflect it.
With
information from the DailyMail.
Portuguese
version of this article: Trump visitará Israel, o Vaticano e a Arábia Saudita em sua
primeira viagem internacional
Source: Last Days Watchman
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