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On October 12, 2025, President Donald J. Trump boarded Air Force One and told reporters before takeoff that he was honored to be involved in brokering a historic pause in the fighting — calling the moment “very special” and saying the trip would be “amazing” and unlike anything we’ve seen. The president’s confidence and plainspoken tone stood in stark contrast to the usual Washington caution, and hardworking Americans watching saw leadership, not hedging.
Trump’s one-day mission to Israel and Egypt was aimed squarely at cementing the U.S.-brokered ceasefire and supporting a complex hostage exchange that offered a desperately needed break for civilians and families. He plans to meet hostage families, address the Knesset, and co-chair a summit in Sharm el-Sheikh with Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi to seize a narrow window for peace.
This is results-oriented diplomacy — the kind the left and the bipartisan Washington class always promise but rarely deliver. Mr. Trump declared bluntly that the Gaza war was over and moved quickly from words to action, forcing a diplomatic opening that would have been unimaginable under feckless leaders who prefer soundbites to outcomes.
The administration is also standing up a U.S.-led civil-military coordination center to get aid into Gaza and deploy roughly 200 troops to monitor and support the fragile truce, showing that real diplomacy is backed by real capabilities. That combination of negotiation and muscle is exactly what secure, patriotic governance looks like when it’s aimed at saving lives and stabilizing a chaotic region.
Predictably, the same media elite that cheered chaos will scowl at any success, but the facts on the ground are what matter: hostages are poised to be freed, aid is getting through, and leaders who once called such deals impossible are now lining up. America’s interests are being advanced, and ordinary citizens who want peace, security, and American strength should be proud that their president acted when it counted.
Now is the time for Americans to stand behind decisive leadership, not the naysayers who profit from paralysis. Support for a president who shows up, negotiates from strength, and delivers for American allies is not blind loyalty — it is common-sense patriotism, and our country will be stronger for it.
