I even offered to write the speech. https://www.youtube.com/live/L-8j_NSxC14 

I formed the plan from mulling over insights into Trump's attitude toward the Middle East from Gilbert Doctorow, Michel Chossudovsky, and from Trump's news conference with Netanyahu when Trump stated Washington's claim to Gaza as an American possession.

Doctorow pointed out that it was irrelevant whether Trump had destroyed the three underground Iranian nuclear sites.  What mattered is that Trump's assertion, true or false, had destroyed Netanyahu's excuse for war with Iran. Is Netanyahu going to risk Washington's protection by contradicting President Trump?

Chossudovsky pointed out that in the press conference at which Trump stated Washington's claim to Gaza, Trump expressed the idea of a Gaza resort as the anchor for an American Middle East colony in place of Greater Israel.

In front of Netanyahu Trump unveiled a vision of a Middle East made rich by American management.  It would be a different kind of colonial management from the British/French approach that extracted assets and sent them home to Britain and France.  Trump envisioned a partnership in which the "colonies" would be shareholders sharing in the profits from economic development.  This would be good for Israel as well.  When a presstitute asked Netanyahu his opinion, Netanyahu did not disavow it.

I was surprised that Trump's claim to Gaza and its reconstruction and his idea of a reconstruction of the Middle Eastern countries  that previous US regimes had destroyed for Israel did not get a big news play.  But Chossudovsky saw it, and he helped me to see it.

Ask yourselves, Is there any better solution to the Israeli-Muslim problem in the Middle East?