Trump Says Another Country Could Be Added Into ‘Israel’-UAE Signing Ceremony

By Staff, Agencies

US President Donald Trump said Thursday that another country may join the Zionist entity and the United Arab Emirates for their normalization signing ceremony at the White House next week.

“Next week at the White House we’ll be having a signing between the UAE and ‘Israel,’ and we could have another country added into that. And I will tell you that countries are lining up that want to go into it,” Trump said during a White House press briefing.

“You’ll be hearing other countries coming in over a relatively short period of time. And you could have ‘peace’ in the Middle East,” he claimed.

Trump did not elaborate on the country that might be “added into” the signing, and did not specify which countries might attend the Tuesday ceremony, but said that a number of “big ones” are going to “come in,” and mentioned having spoken recently to Saudi King Salman.

It wasn’t clear, however, if Trump meant that another country could join ‘Israel’ and the UAE at the ceremony, or join their normalization agreement.