Trump spoke up: Now everything will be different

At the beginning, Trump pointed out that Iran could also be part of a broader peace agreement in the Middle East, expressing great confidence that his plan will lead to lasting peace in the region.

In this context, Trump pointed out that he had very good talks with Iran about what he said was an unspecified agreement, less than four months after the US carried out attacks on targets related to Iran's nuclear program in June.

According to his words, Iran was then a month or two away from nuclear weapons, and he pointed out that without preventing that scenario, this agreement would not have been possible.

Peace proposal for Gaza

Speaking about his proposal to end the war in Gaza, Trump emphasized that he is "very confident" that a broader peace agreement will be reached in the region after that.

"We're going to have peace. I believe that Iran will actually be part of that peace process. Countries that didn't agree before are now included, and that, frankly, has brought the whole world together. It's amazing. The whole world has come together, honestly. So many countries that you wouldn't even think of, have come together. The world has come together around this agreement," Trump said in an interview with Fox News.

He added that things will be very different in the Middle East, but also around the world.

"All the surrounding countries signed. I mean, they all signed and it was really an amazing period and so great for Israel, so great for the Muslims, for the Arab countries and so great for this country, for the United States of America," Trump said. "This is more than Gaza, this is peace in the Middle East and it's an amazing thing."