In fact, Trump has revealed little about his views on the Gaza war, from the possibility of a ceasefire to what might happen when the fighting stops.
Because he knows it's a hornet nest and doesn't want to touch it before the election but you're looking at the guy who moved the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in his previous terms, so what is there to be expected?
Either way, the odds for Harris are again increasing, she's still lower than Biden but the gap is narrowing.
Fun fact for some bookies:
- Trump is 1.4 for the win
- The winning party is 1.35 for the Republicans
But I don't see anyone offering a bet for the Republican Nominee no matter the odds, which probably are in the 1:100