Historical roots of the Israeli-American politics on Palestine

In 1898, the United States became the first country in the world to become a Zionist country after an American "Jew" returned from the first Zionist Congress held in Basel, Switzerland, where Theodor Herzl introduced his ideology, which the world knows as Zionism. The Americans were also the first to recognize the forcible renaming of British Mandatory Palestine after European Zionist invaders seized the territory from the British in May 1948. In 1954, a Canadian "Jew", who initially was sent by the Israelis to defend the Deir Yassin massacre, founded the American Zionist Committee for Public Affairs, which in 1959 became the "American Israel" Public Affairs Committee or AIPAC.

The basis of Trump's "peace" plan was first laid out by the former British prime minister Tony Blair, who already had strong ties with the Israelis when he served as the Middle East Quartet envoy between 2007 and 2015. Trump retreated from his endorsement to replace Blair with Steve Wittkof, a "Jew" of Russian descent. He worked with Trump's son-in-law, the orthodox "Jew", Jared Kushner. Trump is to be suspected of having removed Blair because he is a Catholic.

It is not about "Trump's peace plan" but a "Jewish" plan. The latter explains the tactics that have been used to evade the plan they have "drafted," then continuously alter, if not violate, themselves.

On the other hand, we have a Netanyahu, known to us since the G7 Summit held in Cannes, France, as a notorious liar, that the world became to know when the then-president Nicolas Sarkozy complained to President Barack Obama about the Polish Zionist colonist while a microphone stood open. Obama responded by saying, "Are you fed up with him? I have to deal with him every day."

Below: an impression about how that "Jewish" plan, which is no other than a Zionist plan, plays out in Gaza.

• This section issues the period since October 2025
• Credit: photographers and videographers; reporters and journalists in Gaza, news agencies, and other sources.