U.S. President Donald Trump visited an infrastructure in the U.S.’s involvement in the Middle East Center on Thursday as he used his four-day visit to the Gulf to deny U.S. “Interventionism” in the region in the past. In other parts of the Middle East, violence has occurred on the West Bank, with a hospital in southern Gaza saying 54 people were killed in an overnight airstrike in Khan Yunis City. Trump spoke about the U.S. military power, and he addressed the troops at Al-Udeid air base in Qatar, a major phase of the U.S. war in Iraq and Afghanistan. It also supports the recent American Airlines campaign against Yemeni Iran-backed Hushis, although the strike itself comes from two aircraft carriers in the region. The president has served as a model of economic development in conflict-ridden regions in Gulf countries such as Saudi Arabia and Qatar as he strives to lure Iran into a deal with his administration to curb its nuclear program.
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