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Trump tells Israel to 'finish up' Gaza offensive because nation is 'losing a lot of support'

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Former President Donald Trump is urging Israeli authorities to "finish up" their offensive into the Gaza region, saying that the world is turning against their campaign.

Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee for president in 2024, sat down for an interview with Israeli newspaper Israel Hayom about the ongoing military invasion — and warned that the world was growing tired of the conflict.

"You have to finish up your war. You have to finish it up. You’ve got to get it done," he told the newspaper.

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He continued, "We’ve got to get to peace. You can’t have this going on, and I will say Israel has to be very careful because you are losing a lot of the world. You are losing a lot of support."

Israel has been waging an offensive in the Gaza region since the days following the Oct. 7 massacre — the massive terrorist attack launched by Hamas that killed over 1,200 Israelis citizens.

Meanwhile, relations between President Biden's administration and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government continue to fray.

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Netanyahu has vowed that an invasion into the city of Rafah is imminent, with or without U.S. approval.

"That’

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