On this episode of Nutsworld, President Trump welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin

Netanyahu to the White House on Tuesday.

It was the first visit by a foreign leader in Trump's second term.

Ostensibly, the meeting was for the leaders to discuss the negotiations for a second phase of

a ceasefire deal that would end the war with Hamas and return all Israeli hostages from captivity in Gaza.

However, the headlines coming from their meeting were about President Trump's proposal

for the United States, quote, to take over the Gaza Strip and, quote, own it.

Here to discuss the meeting and the future of Israel,

I'm really pleased to welcome my guest.

Israel Ellis, his new book, is The Wake Up Call,

Global Jihad and the Rise of Antisemitism in a World gone mad. And mad, by the way, in his book,

is all caps.

Israel, welcome and thank you for joining me on Newt's World.

Thank you very much, Newda. Really very much you for joining me on Newt's World. Thank you very much, Nuda.

Really very much appreciate you having me on today.

Well, this is a remarkable time since I was just at the press conference.

I've known BB since 1984, and watching the two of them interact was fascinating.

Can you walk us through what you think made Netanyahu's

visit to Washington so significant in terms of diplomatic relations? I think that President Trump

is putting his stake in the ground and he is declaring his incredible support for the state of Israel, which in his first term, he declared,

and he is now picking that up.

And he is making this a cornerstone of his next administration, of this current administration,

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