Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Trump-linked Pastor and Rabbi Discuss Peace with Syrian Leader
Two religious leaders, one a pastor with ties to Donald Trump and the other a pro-Israel rabbi, visited Syria's leader.
They talked about the possibility of peace between Syria and Israel, but mainly focused on Syria's internal issues.
The visitors suggested that the leader could uniquely bring about peace.
The visit aimed to start conversations and humanitarian work, without directly discussing relationships between Syria and Israel.
This follows earlier talks between Syria and Israel, seeking to ease tensions.
A Trump-linked pastor and a pro-Israel rabbi met with Syria's Islamist leader to discuss peace.
The meeting took place in Damascus, with the visitors indicating peace with Israel is possible.
The pastor, Johnnie Moore, believes Syria is focused on its own internal issues.
The visit aimed to foster dialogue and humanitarian projects, not discuss ties with Israel.
The meeting comes after recent indirect talks between Syria and Israel.
- Who
- Rev. Johnnie Moore and Rabbi Abraham Cooper met with Syria's leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa.
- What
- A Trump-linked pastor and pro-Israel rabbi met with Syria's leader to discuss peace prospects.
- When
- This week.
- Where
- Damascus, Syria.
- Why
- To explore possibilities for peace and humanitarian efforts.
Pro-Israel View
Syrian Perspective
Normalization of relations
Pro-Israel View
Some believe the visit could indirectly pave the way for normalizing relations.
Syrian Perspective
This viewpoint is not directly represented in the article.
- Participants
- Rev. Johnnie Moore, Rabbi Abraham Cooper, Ahmed al-Sharaa
- Location
- Damascus, Syria
- Focus
- Peace prospects, humanitarian projects
- Notable
- Moore is executive chairman of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation