Mixed reactions in the Middle East after Donald Trump's election victory

The American voters have spoken and elected Donald Trump as their 47th President.
Trump comfortably cleared the 270 electoral votes ceiling needed to win back the White House.
He becomes only the second president to be re-elected after being defeated at the polls.

The outcome of US election has an impact around the globe, perhaps most notably in the Middle East and Iran.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has congratulated Donald Trump on what he calls his historic White House return and has reaffirmed strong US-Israel alliance.
The Iranian government spokesman has dismissed US presidential election impact on his country, saying US-Iran policies remain fixed regardless of leadership.
Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani has expressed support and desire to strengthen strategic partnership and regional stability.

While Trump has spoken about pursuing peace in the Middle East, his administration could be even more permissive of Israel’s occupation of the West Bank and attacks in Gaza, warns Daniel Levy, head of the US/Middle East Project.

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