January 1, Trump Eyes Iran Peace After Gaza Ceasefire

Wyatt’s Take

• Trump moves fast after Gaza truce, aiming for talks with Iran.
• He credits U.S. pressure and past airstrikes for Iran shifting gears.
• White House wants Middle East peace, but holds firm on stopping Iran’s nukes.

President Trump says the recent Gaza ceasefire sets the stage for bigger peace across the Middle East. He announced plans to start talks with Iran just after his team got Israel and Hamas to agree to stop fighting.

At the White House, Trump told his Cabinet that new cooperation is coming from other Middle Eastern countries eager to help rebuild Gaza.

The President pointed to earlier U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear programs, saying that tough action pushed Iran to the table.

Trump shared,

“Iran wants to work on peace now, they’ve informed us. They’ve acknowledged that they are totally in favor of this deal.”

“They think it’s a great thing, so we appreciate that, and we’ll work with Iran.”

He also mentioned wanting to help Iran rebuild, but warned,

“They can’t have a nuclear weapon.”

The road ahead in the Middle East remains rocky, but these talks could mean a turning point.

Folks in the heartland know real peace doesn’t come easy—but it starts with tough choices and open doors.

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