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ising prosperity and stability. Speaking in Egypt as he signed the
Gaza peace plan, the president expressed his love for dealmaking and the negotiations that, at least for now, brought Hamas and Israel to a ceasefire. “That’s all I do with my life, I make deals,”
Trump said while greeting Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi in Sharm El-Sheikh.
| SETTING ASIDE PERSONAL FEUDS | The starkest example of this was witnessed
in his dealings with North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un. Trump initially mocked Kim as “Little
Rocket Man” on a “suicide mission,” tweet- ing in 2017: “Just heard the Foreign Minister of North Korea speak at the U.N. If he echoes thoughts of Little Rocket Man, they won’t be around much longer!” However, by 2018, Trump moved toward
historic summits and later praised Kim as “a funny guy” with “great beaches” in North Ko- rea, crediting his harsh rhetoric for opening the door to dialogue on denuclearization. Furthermore, Trump faced heavy criticism
when he recruited Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as a key figure in his Gaza peace efforts to serve as a key back channel to Hamas. While former President Joe Biden hesitated
to even speak with Erdogan, considering him persona non grata due to disagreements over Syria and human rights, Trump used him to pressure Hamas into accepting the American- mediated ceasefire.
| NEW WORLD ORDER | The president has forever changed global dy-
namics, establishing a “New World Order” cen- tered on assertive American leadership rather than the frequent interventions of the past — and de- spite the hectic pace, he may just be getting started. “He (Trump) has no plans on taking his foot off
the accelerator,” a White House insider told News- max. “If anything, he sees a very real opening to
In Europe, Trump continues his effort to end the Ukraine-Russia war by exerting pressure on both sides, including the possible freezing of funds and weapons to Ukraine and economic sanctions against Russia and its largest oil companies.
72 NEWSMAX | DECEMBER 2025
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