Live from Tel Aviv, two nice Jewish boys, Aitzid Weinstein and Naor Minigur.

Hi, Ait al. Hello, Naor. What's up?

So, on November 8, 2016, Donald J. Trump was elected the 45th president of the United

States of America in case you didn't know.

I'm just filling you in.

So I've heard.

Yeah.

So reactions around the world were, they were polarized, they were varied, but here in Israel, many people perceived it as they rejoiced in a sense, and they perceived it as a

redemption from eight years of what they saw as a sickened relationship with the United States

and then President Barack Obama.

Trump's campaign promises about moving the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and reversing

the Iran deal became turned from hopes to expectations.

And now we're 30 days into his presidency, a little over 30 days.

And just less than a week ago, B.B. Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, was there.

Historical visit.

So here with us today to talk about this is Oren Nahari, the head of the Foreign Desk at Walla News,

and an author of several best-selling books including world history

Atlas a chronology of the human race hello allan hi oren but also really famous in israel for

being a news one a channel one's correspondent yes in my fading youth and also midlife up until a month

and a half ago.

So I'm still fairly new at Walla News.

But doing the same old thing, meaning foreign news editor and commentator.

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