Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday that President Trump’s critics were “dead wrong” in predicting that the Trump administration’s attempts to bring peace to the Middle East would fail -- after a series of landmark U.S.-brokered deals were signed earlier this month. Netanyahu continued, “The critics argued that each of these steps by President Trump would kill the chances for peace. Dead wrong.”He spoke just two weeks after the signing of the “Abraham Accords” at the White House. “First and foremost, I commend President Trump for withdrawing from the flawed nuclear deal with Iran,” he said. Noting the Security Council’s failure to extend an expiring arms embargo on Iran, Netanyahu noted with some irony that, “While the Security Council is divided, we in the region are united.

Source: Fox News September 29, 2020 23:36 UTC