If reelected, President Donald Trump says he will consider cutting aid to Israel in order to put an end to the war in Gaza.

Just days after expressing support for the new Israeli aid package passed by Congress, Trump is now speaking out of the other side of his mouth concerning how he would try to bring peace the Middle East.

After earlier being one of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's best buds, Trump now says the Zionist leader and his military (IDF) are bungling the war on Hamas (Trump is doing the same thing with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis whom he sometimes hates and sometimes loves).

"I think that Israel has done one thing very badly: public relations," Trump commented during an interview with TIME magazine, adding that Israel needs to "finish up [its] war" soon before it loses any more international support.

In other words, Trump seems to be saying that he wants Netanyahu to finish the genocide more quickly so it can get out of the news cycle as opposed to chastising Israel for committing it in the first place – what do you think?

Trump speaks with a forked tongue

When asked by TIME if he would consider withdrawing aid to Israel to stop the war himself, Trump seemed to indicate that he might before launching into a critique of Netanyahu.

"I had a bad experience with Bibi," Trump said, using informal language to refer to Netanyahu, before explaining that Netanyahu promised, but then backed out, of taking part in the January 2020 U.S. airstrike that killed Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani.