Escalator Halt, Teleprompter Failure, and Sound Blackout: Was Israel Behind the Triple Sabotage Against Donald Trump at the UN?
New York, Sept 25:
A series of unusual and alarming incidents at the United Nations General Assembly have sparked controversy and raised questions about possible sabotage against former U.S. President Donald Trump.
According to reports, three major disruptions occurred during Trump’s appearance:
Escalator Halt: While heading toward the main speaking floor, the escalator carrying Trump and former First Lady Melania abruptly stopped. Both narrowly avoided a serious accident that could have sent them crashing onto the steel steps.Teleprompter Failure: As Trump began addressing millions of viewers worldwide and dozens of global leaders inside the hall, his teleprompter went dark.
The malfunction forced him to continue speaking without prepared text for nearly 15 minutes. Sound System Blackout: Following the speech, it was revealed that the sound inside the UN auditorium was completely cut off. Many world leaders, unless using interpreters’ earpieces, could not hear Trump’s remarks directly.
Trump has publicly condemned these events, calling them a “real disgrace” and “triple sabotage.” He has demanded an independent investigation, suggesting that the incidents were not coincidental but rather deliberate attempts to undermine him.
Emerging reports now suggest that Israel may have played a role in the disruptions. Sources point to rising tensions between Trump and Israel over the Palestine issue. Recently, growing international pressure has mounted on the U.S. to support the recognition of Palestine as a separate state.
Israel, strongly opposing such recognition, has allegedly been pressuring Trump not to concede ground to the Islamic world or other countries advocating for Palestinian statehood. In a controversial past remark, the Israeli Prime Minister even claimed to be “controlling America and Donald Trump,” a statement that critics say reflects Tel Aviv’s attempts to influence U.S. foreign policy.
Observers believe Israel’s apparent dissatisfaction with Trump’s wavering stance could explain the timing of the disruptions at the UN. If proven, such actions would represent a significant diplomatic breach and an attempt to embarrass the former U.S. President on the world stage.
International analysts warn that these incidents, if confirmed as sabotage, undermine not only the credibility of the United Nations but also the security of global leaders. “If such coordinated disruptions can happen inside the UN headquarters, no leader can feel safe addressing the international community,” one diplomatic expert noted.
Calls are growing for the UN Secretary-General to launch an impartial investigation and ensure accountability. Security experts also argue that escalator systems, teleprompters, and sound controls must be safeguarded against tampering to protect future world leaders from similar risks.
For now, the episode remains shrouded in suspicion, but it has undoubtedly added another layer of complexity to the already tense relationship between Israel, the U.S., and the Palestinian question.
