Donald Trump says Gaza hostages wouldn't be alive if not for the US

Donald Trump says Gaza hostages wouldn't be alive if not for the US

"Israel fought for a long time. They deserve a lot of credit, my people deserve a lot of credit too," the US leader said.

The president highlighted the action of his diplomatic team in the release of Private Edan Alexander: “If the United States hadn’t acted, it wouldn’t be here. It’s that simple.”

Trump says without US, hostages would be dead

The American president tells reporters onboard Air Force One that his people deserve most of the credit for the fact that hostages who were abducted by Hamas terrorists, were alive; 'Probably we have 20 who are living

Trump: Maybe without us, none of the hostages would be alive

President Donald Trump declared the United States the driving force behind the release of Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander, stating "They have been fighting a long time, they deserve a lot of credit but my people deserve a lot, maybe the most credit. If it weren't for us, he wouldn't be living right now, probably none of the hostages would be living right now." The claim, part of a flurry of Middle East policy announcements, comes alongsi…

Trump: 'Without us all hostages would be dead'

During flight to Qatar US President Donald Trump claims visit to the Gulf is beneficial for Israel and that without his government's intervention, the hostages would be dead.

The former minister referred to the attack in Samaria, the continued fighting in Gaza, and President Trump's involvement in the Middle East. "We need to remember that brutal terrorism is growing in our backyard, and we are fighting it," he said in an interview with 103FM. "The world's greatest power managed to rescue a hostage who is an American citizen. Do we thank Trump and not the IDF?"