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President Donald Trump hosted the first White House Ramadan Iftar dinner of his second term, thanking Muslim Americans who voted for him. MANDEL NGAN/AFP via Getty Images

Trump hosts Iftar dinner at White House, vows support for Muslims

President Donald Trump hosted the first White House Ramadan Iftar dinner of his second term, thanking the “hundreds of thousands” of Muslim Americans who supported him in the 2024 presidential election. Trump’s administration says it focuses on achieving lasting peace in the Middle East, building on the Abraham Accords, which he claimed were deemed impossible.


During the dinner, Trump reiterated his support for the Muslim community, stating, “The Muslim community was there for us in November, and while I’m president, I’m going to be there for you.” The dinner took place amid ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, where Trump expressed his commitment to peace and military support for Israel.

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