ALBAWABA - An Israeli fortune teller released a video warning U.S. President Donald Trump against going to Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt and attending the Gaza peace meeting.
Uri Geller, an Israeli fortune teller, appeared on video urging the U.S. President not to leave Tel Aviv and go to Sharm el-Sheikh, saying he has a bad feeling that there might be an assassination attempt against him.
Uri Geller wrote on X, "Listen to me, Donald Trump- do NOT go to Sharm el-Sheikh, I have a TERRIBLE feeling there might be an attempt on your life! I am getting BAD signals."
He also tried to warn Trump by mentioning the assassination of Egypt's former President Anwar El-Sadat. Moreover, Geller told Trump, if you insist on going to Sharm el-Sheikh, then double your security cordon.
He wrote, "This is a GOLDEN opportunity for Islamic terrorists - you are the biggest prize in the WORLD for them! Remember, Sadat was killed by one of his own security forces. No-one can be 100% protected, not even you. Double your security cordon and hand-pick your bodyguards. Do not move ANYWHERE without a ring of steel!"
The Sharm el-Sheikh Peace Summit will begin in a few hours in Sharm el-Sheikh, and it will be co-chaired by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and U.S. President Trump, with the participation of a number of heads of state and government.
The summit will discuss ways to enhance peace and stability efforts in the region and the world.
