Iran-Israel Conflict Will End Soon, I Will Bring Peace — President Donald Trump
Washington, June 15, 2025 — Amid ongoing nuclear tensions between Iran and Israel in the Middle East, former U.S. President and current presidential candidate Donald Trump has expressed optimism that the conflict will be resolved very soon — and that he will be the one to establish peace.
In a post on social media platform Truth Social on Sunday, Trump wrote:
"Iran and Israel should make a deal — and a deal will be made."
He hinted at his past involvement in resolving the India-Pakistan conflict and suggested that the experience from that effort could now be used to end the Iran-Israel standoff.
Trump wrote:
"There are many phone calls happening, meetings too. I do a lot, but I never get credit. That’s okay though, the people understand everything."
He emphasized:
"Just like before, peace between Israel and Iran will be established very soon!"
It is worth noting that recent military tensions between India and Pakistan have suddenly eased, with reports crediting U.S. diplomatic efforts — allegedly with strong involvement from Trump-aligned diplomatic circles. Similarly, efforts toward ceasefire talks are underway in the Ukraine-Russia and Israel-Hamas conflicts, with assistance from diplomats close to Trump.
However, despite these developments, Iran and Israel continue to launch retaliatory strikes against each other, and the intensity of the conflict is escalating.
