Trump's Middle East Trip: Sanctions Lifted, Deals Signed, and a Call for Recognition of Israel

President Trump's Middle East visit has been marked by a series of significant events. On the second day of his trip, he met with the Emir of Qatar and signed multiple business deals, including a major agreement for Boeing to supply jets worth $160 billion. Later, at the Saudi-U.S. Investment Forum, President Trump made headlines by announcing the lifting of sanctions on Syria. In a direct address to Mohammed bin Salman, he also urged the recognition of Israel under the Abraham Accords. "This is a great opportunity for investment," stated President Trump during his address, highlighting the potential for economic cooperation in the region. The visit underscores Trump's efforts to strengthen economic and diplomatic ties in the Middle East, marking his first major international trip since leaving office. The events have sparked reactions across the globe, raising questions about the implications for regional stability and international relations.