President Donald Trump reiterated his commitment to the Muslim community and lasting peace in the Middle East during a White House Iftar dinner. Speaking to attendees, Trump stated that his administration is fulfilling its promises and actively pursuing peace through diplomatic means.

“My administration is engaged in relentless diplomacy to forge a lasting peace in the Middle East, building on the historic Abraham Accords, which everybody said would be impossible,” Trump said. The Abraham Accords, initiated during Trump’s first term, normalized relations between Israel and several Arab nations, including the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain.

Trump used the opportunity to contrast his efforts with those of his predecessor, Joe Biden, claiming that the Biden administration failed to expand the scope of the Accords. “As you know, Biden did nothing to fill them out, we had the four great countries and nothing happened, despite the importance of the Abraham Accords,” he stated.

He expressed optimism about future developments, suggesting a resurgence in momentum under his leadership. “I have a feeling that it’s going to fill out very quickly,” Trump added, hinting at potential new participants joining the peace framework in the near future.

Trump’s remarks highlight his administration’s continued focus on diplomacy and regional stability. By connecting the Iftar gathering with foreign policy goals, he reinforced the message that his government prioritizes religious outreach alongside geopolitical progress.

As his re-elected administration seeks to reassert U.S. influence in the Middle East, Trump’s comments suggest a renewed drive to build on previous successes and deliver tangible results in international diplomacy.