Foreign policy (3)

(1) IS. You can argue about tactical decisions like the cease-fire and other strategic issues; but he "dealt" with IS - Obama could not. 
(2) Gulf allies and Israel. Again, the traditional relationship among partners is improving...
(3) G20 & Climate Change & Foreign leaders opinion. Much is made of this and the so called impact of his "unpresidential behaviour" and decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement. Yet, by all accounts he had a successful UK, French and Polish visits, Paris depends on your politics; and for that matter if you think the Nato, Poland and G20 remarks are appropriate or if the slights from Merkel and other EU leaders carry much weight. (Merkel that voted against gay-marriage, forced refugees quotas on Eastern Europe and austerity & technocrats on Southern Europe is the paragon of liberalism?)
(4) Iran, North Korea and Russia - It is fair at this stage to still give him the benefit of doubt - certainly in terms of his predecessor?