Trump's UN Speech Largely Omits Israel, Allies
During a 37-minute address at the UN General Assembly, U.S. President Donald Trump made only a brief mention of Israel, failing to name Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The sole reference to the Jewish state occurred when Trump marked the upcoming third anniversary of the October 7th attack, without specifying the nationality of the hostages. Notably, Israel was absent from Trump's discussion of Iran, despite its role alongside the U.S. in confronting Tehran. Trump also did not mention Israel in the context of his post-war Gaza reconstruction plan, thanking numerous countries for joining his Peace Council but omitting the necessity of Israeli cooperation. The speech also covered the war in Ukraine, the Middle East, artificial intelligence, and UN reform. Trump's departure from New York is scheduled before Netanyahu's arrival for his own General Assembly address on Thursday, September 24th, meaning a planned meeting between the two leaders will not occur. This lack of focus on Israel is particularly striking given recent close military cooperation against Iran. Simultaneously, Washington's attention appears to be shifting towards potential negotiations with Tehran, with Trump reporting "very good" three-hour talks between U.S. and Iranian delegations.
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