Trump hosts White House Iftar, thanks Muslim Americans for 2024 support

During the annual Iftar dinner at the White House, President Donald Trump expressed gratitude to the Muslim-American community for their support in the 2024 presidential election, emphasizing the importance of Ramadan as a time for spiritual reflection and self-restraint. He acknowledged the dedication of Muslims who fast from dawn to dusk and highlighted his administration's ongoing efforts for peace in the Middle East amidst the Israel-Hamas conflict. Trump reassured attendees of his commitment to the community, stating, "You have someone in the White House who loves you." He also added a humorous note about the meal served, encouraging attendees to enjoy it. The Iftar dinner continues a longstanding tradition aimed at inclusivity and goodwill towards Muslims during Ramadan.