Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu corrected former U.S. President Donald Trump on the pronunciation of "Abraham" during a public event. Trump referred to the Abraham Accords with a unique pronunciation, which Netanyahu addressed using the Hebrew pronunciation, "Avraham."
Key Facts
- The incident took place during a press conference about a peace proposal for Gaza.
- Donald Trump used a unique pronunciation for the Abraham Accords, calling them "Abrahaam Accords."
- The Abraham Accords are agreements to normalize relations between Israel and several Arab states.
- Trump indicated he preferred this pronunciation for its elegance and alignment with what he suggested "real people" call it.
- Netanyahu later corrected the pronunciation by mentioning the original Hebrew version, "Avraham."
- The Abraham Accords were brokered by Trump during his first term as U.S. President.
