Trump: The influence of the occupation in Congress has diminished and the war must end.

U.S. President Donald Trump criticized what he described as a significant decline in the influence of the occupation within the halls of the U.S. Congress, emphasizing the need to end the ongoing war that harms its image on the international stage.

Trump expressed his conviction that the lobbying groups that were considered the strongest in Washington about 15 years ago have lost their absolute control over Congress. He stated, "The occupation was the strongest lobbying group I have seen and had complete control over Congress, and now it has lost that."

He added that this decline has affected their ability to direct policies in a way that serves their interests as it did in the past.

Trump addressed the ongoing war, noting that it is causing significant damage to the occupation in terms of global public relations. He explained, saying, "Tel Aviv may win the war, but it is not gaining influence in the world of public relations, and this harms it."

He stressed the necessity of ending this conflict, asserting, "They will have to end this war, and there is no doubt that it harms the occupation."

In a related context, Trump reminded of what he considers unprecedented support he provided to the occupation during his presidency. He declared, "No one has done more for the occupation than I have," citing actions and decisions made by his administration, including "the recent strikes on Iran," which he viewed as a service to the security of the occupation.

These statements come at a critical time, reflecting a perspective gaining momentum in some American political circles regarding the political influence of the occupation and the impact of the current conflict on its international standing.