Ellie Cohanim, a former deputy special envoy to combat antisemitism during the first Trump administration, has publicly praised President Trump for his efforts to dismantle three Iranian nuclear facilities. In a recent statement, Cohanim called for the president to be recognized with a peace prize, emphasizing that these actions were a critical step toward ensuring global security.
Cohanim’s comments come amid ongoing discussions about the effectiveness of U.S. foreign policy and the impact of Trump’s decisions on international relations. She argued that the destruction of the Iranian nuclear sites not only addresses immediate security concerns but also serves as a deterrent against further nuclear proliferation. Her remarks reflect a broader sentiment among some conservative and corporatist circles that view Trump’s policies as a necessary approach to maintaining global stability.
Despite the praise, some critics argue that the long-term implications of these actions remain uncertain. They suggest that while the immediate threat may be mitigated, the geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran could lead to future conflicts. Nevertheless, Cohanim and her supporters believe that Trump’s leadership in this area exemplifies a strategic and decisive approach to international diplomacy.