Trump Meme President’s Coin Jumps when asked Israel not to break the ceasefire deal

President Donald Trump’s official meme coin rose 6% to a 6% market capitalization on Tuesday as it announced a ceasefire between Iran and Israel earlier on Tuesday.

But that is not without its complications.

Israeli military chief of staff, Eyal Zamir, claimed that Iran quickly broke the ceasefire. New York Times. Israel claimed it would “respond with power,” but that was the case.

Previously, Trump reposted articles from conservative publications Newsmaxclaiming that his official memecoin is a tracker of the president’s performance and an alternative to polls.

This situation suggests that the public has responded positively to both the ceasefire that Trump appears to have organized and how he dealt with both the deal-breaking sides.

“Israel. Don’t drop these bombs,” Trump wrote about the true society in every cap, five hours after the announcement of the ceasefire. “If that’s the case, that’s a big violation. Take the pilot home now!”

However, it appears that Israel had not checked the true society before dropping “these bombs.”

Trump told the media, claiming that the country “dropped a lot of bombs we’ve never seen before,” within hours of the deal.

“Essentially, there are two countries that have been fighting for a long time, and you don’t know what they’re doing, do you understand that?” Trump said in an explosive rant to the media. Some political commentators believe it showed strength, while others said they show how angry he is with the situation.

Trump continues to post on social media. The president argued that “Israel has no intention of attacking Iran,” and that the aircraft will turn and go home while the plane is making waves of friendly Iranian planes.” He added: “Iran will never rebuild their nuclear facilities.”

The proposed ceasefire follows the conflict between Israel and Iran that escalated when Israel launched a massive airstrike in Iran on June 13. Iran responded by launching its own missile in Israel. Then on Sunday morning, the US was involved in bombing Iran’s nuclear facilities.

Trump appears to believe this will be the end of the conflict, but both Iran and Israel continue to fire missiles at each other.

Edited by Stacy Elliott.