Reactions to Trump’s inauguration as President of the United States have been mixed, both globally and locally. For those familiar with the realities of U.S. politics and how decisions are made in the White House, it’s clear that Trump and the administration he has assembled are primarily focused on advancing the interests of wealthy elites—the billionaires and corporate giants who backed his rise to power.

On Saturday, January 4, 2025, the U.S. State Department announced, according to the news site Axios, a proposed arms deal worth $8 billion with the Jewish entity. The deal includes munitions for fighter jets and attack helicopters, in addition to artillery shells. CNN reported, citing an American official and a knowledgeable source,

America does not cease to express its fears of the demise of the puppet regimes in Muslim countries from time to time. This fear appears on the tongues of its leaders; its National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan...

America and Britain continue to protect their creation, the Jewish entity, and strengthen its steadfastness in the heart of the Islamic Ummah and provide it with all the means of life, as America used its veto in the Security Council on Wednesday 20/11/2024 against a draft resolution, despite its weakness, calling for an immediate end to the Jewish war on the Gaza Strip.