THE SILENCE WAS A SIGNAL. TRUMP KNEW.

THE SILENCE WAS A SIGNAL. TRUMP KNEW.

He didn’t need to speak. He posted.

No caption. No commentary. Just a clip of Jeffrey Sachs exposing how Benjamin Netanyahu has spent decades dragging America into wars that don’t serve America. Iraq. Syria. And now — Iran.

Sachs called it what it is: a world-ender scenario.

He laid it out clearly — the pressure to strike Iran never came from U.S. interest, but from Israel’s relentless campaign, led by Netanyahu, to provoke escalation. Same script. Same “Iran is weeks from a nuke” line. Again. And again.

And then Trump posted it.

This wasn’t nostalgia. It was a warning. A marker. A precision signal.

Because right now, Netanyahu is pushing harder than ever. And Trump just flipped the narrative without saying a single word.

If this latest strike wasn’t about escalation… but about interruption?

Then Trump just cut the brakes.

And ended the war before it could start.

The post wasn’t a share. It was a statement.

He knew. He knows. He moved.