But, giving him the benefit of doubt, I want to contribute my two cents as to how, he could settle the dispute about the most precious real estate in the world, the thirty five acre Temple Mount in Jerusalem, which is called Haram ash-Sharif by the Muslims. It is hard to know if President Trump really means what he has said about the peace process in Israel or it would be like another of his statements to keep us busy and bamboozled.
Today no one would know about him except that almost everyone who travels to Turkey or Istanbul gets to visit the Blue Mosque, which was built by him and is also named after him as Ahmed Mosque, right next to Hagia Sophia in Istanbul and his name will continue to live forever. He started the article by saying, “Like many of his predecessors, Donald Trump aspires to Middle East peacemaking: ‘I would love to be able to be the one that made peace with Israel and the Palestinians,’ he said recently, adding, ‘I have reason to believe I can do it.’” Īhmed I (1590–1617) was the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire from 1603 until his death in 1617. In a recent interview President Trump said about his son in law, “Do you know what? Jared is such a good guy he will conclude an Israel agreement that no one else can do.” ĭennis Ross, a counselor at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy wrote an article for Washington Post in 2016 titled, How Trump could surprise the world on Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking. Written and collected by Zia H Shah MD, Chief Editor of the Muslim Times
The Muslim Times has the best collection of articles on the theme of interfaith tolerance Dome of the rock on Temple Mount and neighboring Jerusalem.
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