President Trump's Middle East visit sparked a staggering $1 trillion in trade agreements, highlighted by major contracts with Boeing and defense sectors. His approval rating surged to 50%, showcasing diverse support. Yet, critics voice concerns over prioritizing economic gains over humanitarian crises in Gaza, raising questions about the future of U.S.-Israel relations amid changing alliances.

President Trump's recent Middle East visit, which resulted in $1 trillion in trade agreements, echoes past U.S. administrations' attempts to reshape the region. Notably, the 1978 Camp David Accords aimed to stabilize Israel's relations with Egypt. However, Trump's proposal to relocate Palestinians from Gaza raises concerns reminiscent of past forced displacements, threatening regional stability and complicating U.S.-Israel relations amid evolving alliances.