Democrat C-SPAN Caller Moved To Tears Over Trump’s Israel-Hamas Peace Deal

A male Democratic New York C-SPAN caller wept on Monday as he reflected on President Donald Trump’s peacemaking between Israel and Hamas following his speech on the topic.

Trump delivered a speech discussing the Israel-Hamas peace deal at the Israeli Knesset on Monday. The caller said on “Washington Journal” that the president’s speech was “momentous” and that he hoped the peace deal would inspire New York City to disavow Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani.

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“That was a — I’m going to get choked up — a momentous speech,” the caller said. “And I’m a conservative Democrat living here in New York where this example of bringing peace to everyone should be thought of in New York City, where out of ignorance, the people are about to elect a guy who’s pro-terrorist, pro-Hamas, who’s friends with his people in Uganda, a country that lawfully executes people for being gay. And this should be a wake-up call to everyone that people can live together.”

“I think the future, if the Gazans really accept the goodness and the money that’s going to come from the Arab community and from the world community, it can be a different world,” he added. “And I’m sorry for being so emotional, but it’s a great moment in history for everyone. And we have to reject hate. We have to reject Antifa. We have to reject Mamdani. And we have to come together as human beings. I’m an old guy. Life is short. And we should live it with love.”

Trump traveled to Israel on Monday to celebrate and preside over the first phase of the deal