The Crazy!

He talks nonsense, his words roll off his tongue without passing through his mind’s filters, he says whatever comes to mind but no one else does. Do you remember him when he called on Americans to drink chlorine instead of receiving the coronavirus vaccine... What would have happened to the Americans if they had obeyed his orders?

Like a raging elephant storming a pottery shop, or like a train derailing, the real estate mogul appeared in his press conference with his partner in genocide, with his noise, arrogance and infatuation with his victory over his democratic rival, striking all over the world, with orders, decrees and dictates to individuals and entities to liquidate maps, and open squares and prisons without taboos, until his colonialist soul tempted him to restore the glories of the cowboy’s heroism, to ride the highest of his horses and arrogance, to occupy Gaza after displacing its residents and establishing the “Riviera” on its ruins.

Trump's bullying and extravagance in his plans call to mind the popular saying, "A madman throws a stone into a well..."

"Crazy" is the term coined by the American political fox Henry Kissinger decades ago, during Nixon's term, with the aim of terrorizing the world and giving him a free hand in implementing his policies, so that he would not be questioned about what he was doing.

In his second term, Trump is reviving the Kissingerian recipe to produce a savage Trumpism that does not adhere to morals or laws, and is not curbed by anything to rein in its arrogance or curb its impetuosity.

It is not right to judge the noisy man who has no companion but Trump himself, without going back to his first term, during which he pulled out the “Deal of the Century” from his pocket, and awarded it to his son-in-law Kushner. This is the plan in which he threatened the Palestinian people with displacement, and he began holding conferences to mobilize positions and resources to implement it, but it soon dissipated with his humiliating exit from the White House, and became like the rest of the tattoos on the back of the hand.

If there is one single merit in the appearances and chatter of the eccentric man, it is the live ammunition test of the steadfastness of international support for the Palestinian cause at a critical existential moment. If the Authority had resorted to Hollywood and the largest American advertising companies to shed light on the Palestinian injustice, it would not have done what Trump did, who was subjected to a roaring torrent of condemnations and positions affirming the right of the Palestinian people to establish their state.

Among the courageous Arab and international positions, the Saudi position stands out, responding quickly and boldly: “No relations with Israel without the establishment of a Palestinian state.”