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In a recent interview with Donald Trump about the current situation between Pakistan and India, the following gesture on his part could be observed, but before that, a little background knowledge 
Generally, various types of hand gestures are distinguished, but the one that was performed is called the Pass Grip of a Fellow Craft
Basically, Steve Witkoff's thumb must touch Trump's knuckle, but it can also be performed this way, as long as the overall form is clear.
(The green-marked point indicates where the thumb should originally be.)
Trump may have performed the same hand gesture (thumb on knuckle) on Steve Witkoff
Here are some references:
Well, the jokes write themselves, but as a certain someone once said: "In politics, nothing happens by accident. If it happens, you can bet it was planned that way." - Franklin D. Roosevelt.
On the other hand, we also have Steve Witkoff with another gesture significant for the masses, namely the Sign of the Fellow Craft, which corresponds to the Pass Grip of a Fellow Craft.
Here is some basic knowledge about the hand gesture:
Here are some references:
Of course, other gestures were also considered throughout the video, some of which I was uncertain about due to their performance, which is why they were not included here.
Here is the video as a reference:
Generally, various types of hand gestures are distinguished, but the one that was performed is called the Pass Grip of a Fellow Craft
Basically, Steve Witkoff's thumb must touch Trump's knuckle, but it can also be performed this way, as long as the overall form is clear.
(The green-marked point indicates where the thumb should originally be.)
Trump may have performed the same hand gesture (thumb on knuckle) on Steve Witkoff
Here are some references:
Well, the jokes write themselves
, but as a certain someone once said: "In politics, nothing happens by accident. If it happens, you can bet it was planned that way." - Franklin D. Roosevelt.On the other hand, we also have Steve Witkoff with another gesture significant for the masses, namely the Sign of the Fellow Craft, which corresponds to the Pass Grip of a Fellow Craft.
Here is some basic knowledge about the hand gesture:
Here are some references:
Of course, other gestures were also considered throughout the video, some of which I was uncertain about due to their performance, which is why they were not included here.
Here is the video as a reference:
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