I guess I'm going to have to take it over again! 
This doofus has no idea where he is or where he is going..
...He was supposed to visit Masada. It's a plateau on top of a mountain. The only way up to the top is either by walking or by a cable car. Naturally, the spoiled brat wanted to take a helicopter to the top. Get it? He wanted to land on a historic archaeological site. What a fucking idiot! A helicopter kicks up too much dust which would make landing dangerous and ruins the ruins. The Israeli Air Force told the draft dodger to fuck off and take the cable car up like Clinton and Dubya did Or he could have walked the long snaking path up to the top like Gonzo did. I'm sure Gonzo did it because that's what Israeli soldiers do when they complete basic training - they get sworn in on top of Masada.
Trump, the whiny little bitch, had a hissy fit and cancelled his visit to Masada.
The only people dumber than Dumbass Donny are the Trumptards who still support the bloated baboon and think he's a genius.
What a crock of shit. Not even an unnamed source on this one. Only a maroon (sic) would cling to such nonsense.
Here's the link from Times of Israel
http://www.timesofisrael.com/trump-said-to-nix-masada-tour-after-ban-on-helicopter-landing/
But since you probably prefer not to taint your Aryan eyeballs with Jew print, how about Newsweek instead:
See how much nuisance he creates!
When I made the ascent in 1971, there were no cable cars yet. Virtually no scaffolding yet either.
There were two paths to the plateau. Shorter but more difficult, or the much longer, more gradually rising path.
The cable cars eventually replaced the more challenging direct route.
As for the temper tantrum... the only surprise is that anyone is still surprised at Trumps antics.
Probably how the world see us Americans....
Great movie, BTW. Judy Holliday was fantastic. Garson Kanin wrote it and it has one of my favorite lines: "Don't get nervous just because you read a book." I'll have to remember to use that line on the moron TER righties who think they know something because they read it somewhere.