Trump Concludes Middle East Trip Securing $200B Investments, Emphasizing Gaza, Iran Talks

President Donald Trump concluded a four-day Middle East tour through Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, promoting U.S. business interests and securing over $200 billion in investment deals spanning aerospace, energy, artificial intelligence, and nuclear technology. His visit included a symbolic stop at the Abrahamic Family House in Abu Dhabi, an interfaith center representing the Abraham Accords. Trump announced plans to lift U.S. sanctions on Syria and pushed for renewed negotiations with Iran regarding its nuclear ambitions, signaling progress in talks. While he did not attend the peace talks in Turkey between Russia and Ukraine, Trump claimed his absence influenced Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision not to participate. The trip also coincided with conflicts in Gaza, which Trump acknowledged with concern for civilian suffering despite not visiting Israel. Returning to the U.S., Trump faces a Supreme Court case related to immigration policy and executive authority, notably concerning his effort to end birthright citizenship for children born to undocumented immigrants.