GB News host Martin Daubney has hailed Donald Trump for "getting the job done" after the US President marked a "historic dawn" with his Israel-Gaza peace deal.
Speaking to GB News viewers, Martin took aim at the BBC, stating that even the UK's state broadcaster "had to admit he's done a good job".
Hamas has today freed the last 20 living hostages taken during the October 7 attacks that precipitated the war in Gaza.
Delivering an hour-long speech at the Knesset in Israel, Mr Trump declared: "We're going to build a legacy, new bonds of friendship."
Donald Trump has been hailed by GB News host Martin Daubney for 'getting it done' amid historic peace deal
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Offering his analysis of Donald Trump's peace efforts, Martin told GB News viewers: "The next stage now is the rebuilding of the Middle East. Donald Trump talked effusively of the great wealth of the Arab, of the Muslim nations in the area repeatedly name check in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan and the rest talking of their enormous material wealth. Now to instead spend money on war on offence and defence, to spend the money on rebuilding the nation of coming together.
"He also had a huge political and military flex of muscles, talking about how they got rid of ISIS in three weeks, when previous regimes have said it would take four years."
Taking aim at the BBC, Martin added: "Donald Trump said, we are not going to abide by political correctness anymore. We just want to get the job done, and by Jove, they've got this job done. They've got this job done in record time.
"And to such efficiency, even the BBC today having to admit that Donald Trump has done a good job."
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Hailing President Trump as a leader on the world stage, Martin applauded him for "bringing peace to an area ravaged by war".
He added: "Say what you like about Donald Trump, and a lot of people don't especially like the man, he's got this done in short shrift.
"Bringing peace to an area which has been literally ravaged by war, for my entire lifetime and many, many years before."
Noting the release of the prisoners into Gaza, Martin expressed hope that "many more prisoners" will be released in the coming weeks.
Martin Daubney told GB News viewers that 'even the BBC had to admit that Donald Trump has done a good job'
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He added: "Part of the deal, of course, was an exchange of prisoners. We're expecting this to carry on many, many more prisoners, of course, being released by the Israeli authorities in return for those 20 survivors and the 28 bodies of hostages, we now believe confirmed to have been deceased.
"This will continue throughout the coming days now, as we build towards a broader peace, a signing of that political peace."
Criticising remarks made by Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson about the UK's involvement in the peace deal, Martin concluded: "Isn't it interesting how at the weekend, Bridget Phillipson, our Education Secretary, was on the airwaves talking about we have played a key role behind this, behind the scenes in shaping this.
"Only for Mike Huckabee, the US Ambassador to Israel, to post a clip on social media saying 'I assure you she's delusional, she can thank Donald Trump any time'. Just to set the record straight. And I wonder what the political landscape would look like in the rebuilding of the area, and I wonder if that landscape may exclude the United Kingdom."