Trump's Impulsive Diplomacy: A Frustrated Leader's War of Words

Donald Trump's forthright language during his effort to negotiate peace between Israel and Iran has sparked significant discussion. His recent remarks showing visible frustration after a violated ceasefire have triggered reflections on his decision-making style, which appears to prioritize impulse over deliberation.

Trump, known for his business-world decisiveness, often resorts to quick, emotionally-driven decisions. This tendency aligns with psychologist Daniel Kahneman's theories on 'fast and slow' thinking, where immediate, intuitive responses frequently prevail over thoughtful, analytical reasoning.

While this approach can sometimes rally supporters, it also leads to contentious and unpredictable outcomes. Critics argue that such a style could be detrimental in complex international affairs, where diplomacy demands more than just gut reactions.

(With inputs from agencies.)