Trump targeted Biden, Iran-Israel said to resolve controversy and remove protesters

Former US President Donald Trump has once again created a stir in the political corridors with his statements. Addressing a huge election rally in New Jersey, he fiercely targeted the policies of the President Joe Bidon and made a big and controversial statement about the pro -Palestine demonstrations in American colleges.

Trump described the protesting students as “mad” and “supporters of Hamas” and said that if he became President again, he will throw all these out of the country. He accused the Biden administration of failing to control these demonstrations.

Not only this, in his special style, Trump also claimed that French President Emmanuel Macron “likes him”. Speaking on foreign policy, he made another big claim. Trump said he would “straighten” the tension between Iran and Israel, although he did not say how they would do so.

The speech is part of Trump’s 2024 presidential election campaign, in which he often makes sharp attacks on his opponents and makes big claims to solve the world’s problems in a pinch. His statement has once again sparked debate in America’s politics.