Donald Trump is the first president of the United States, of either party Republican or Democrat since World War II who has thumbed his nose at the importance of America’s relationships with our allies.

Thumbed his nose at it, walked away from them, points fingers at them, calls them names, degrades them in the Oval Office.

He’s the first president of the United States, of either party, who has not assumed a responsibility, imperfect though we may be, to be a standard-bearer around international rules and norms such as sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The Strait of Hormuz is a capability comparable to the atomic bomb, and we will never give it up.

The Emiratis have received their punishment, and they will receive more.

The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency is mistaken in its estimates. Our missile stockpile and launch platform capabilities are not at 75% compared to February 28; rather, the correct figure is 120%.

As for our readiness to defend our people: it is 1000%!

We are facing a dead end on all fronts in Iran, Lebanon, and Gaza, and the Israeli army is on high alert.

Last week, Israel received information indicating that Trump is inclined to resume attacks on Iran and has prepared for this.