Trump Shares Profanity-Laden Post About Netanyahu, Blaming Israel for Middle East Wars

usa, israel, syria, iraq, ukraine, canada, panama, greenland, mexico - US President-elect Donald Trump re-shared a controversial statement by US Prof. Sachs, accusing Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu of organizing wars in Iraq and Syria.

US President-elect Donald Trump stirred controversy by reposting a video in which American economist Prof. Dr. Jeffrey Sachs alleges that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is behind the wars in Iraq and Syria. Sachs claims that Netanyahu is still trying to persuade the US to engage in a war with Iran and refers to him using profanity. He also mentions that former US President Barack Obama instructed the CIA to overthrow the Syrian government, and asserts that the US entered Syria four years ago from Russia. However, the reason behind Trump's decision to republish this post remains unclear.

Previously, Prof. Dr. Jeffrey Sachs had suggested that Turkey could benefit from its 'diplomatic skills' following the US elections. He stated that Turkey could provide valuable advice to the US on ending wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, and highlighted Turkey's extensive diplomatic efforts in the world. Trump's recent remarks involving Canada, Panama, Greenland, and Mexico have received backlash. His comments about using troops to control Greenland and the Panama Canal, as well as integrating Canada as the 51st US state, were met with disapproval.

Responses from world leaders were swift, with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen emphasizing that Greenland is not for sale, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rejecting the idea of Canada becoming a US state, and Panamanian Foreign Minister Javier Martinez-Acha warning that the Panama Canal is an irreversible conquest. Trump's remarks about Mexico being controlled by drug cartels and potential name changes also sparked outrage among Mexican social media users.