Donald J. Trump is showing the world that he is the peacemaker in chief.
This morning’s speech at the Knesset in Israel will go down as one of the defining moments of his presidency.
The occasion was already historic—just hours earlier, the 20 remaining hostages held by Hamas for two years had been freed—and now Trump was standing before Israeli lawmakers to address the monumental peace breakthrough he had brokered.
The room was charged with anticipation, every eye fixed on the podium, every ear waiting for the words that could reshape the region.
At the start, Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana set a firm tone, warning that anyone who disrupted the session would be removed.
And disrupt it they tried.
Left-wing, pro-Palestinian Knesset members Aymen Odeh and Ofer Cassif attempted to interrupt the president’s address.
But they were swiftly escorted out, l…