Earlier this month, after almost four years of the Biden-Harris administration’s weakness, Americans voted overwhelmingly for the return of former President Donald Trump’s determined leadership.
Nowhere is that leadership needed more than in the Middle East, where the aftershocks of Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel continue to reverberate—not only in the region but here at home.
Trump left office in 2021, having just sealed the first peace deals between Israel and Muslim-majority countries in 25 years. This success stemmed from a policy that combined unequivocal support for the Jewish state with consistent and constructive outreach to America’s Arab partners and allies.
The result was peace. After Iran significantly expanded its sponsorship of its terrorist proxies funded by the Obama-era nuclear deal, America’s deadliest regional foe was being…
