US EditionBlinken is heading back to the Middle East, this time without fanfare or a visit to Israel
- Secretary Of State Antony Blinken is traveling to Egypt for his 10th trip to the Middle East, focusing on a cease-fire proposal for Israel and Hamas.
- This trip differs as Blinken has no public plans to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and lacks optimistic projections from the Biden administration.
- Blinken’s visit occurs amidst threats of increased military action by Israel against Hezbollah amid rising tensions in the region.
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Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid meets Obama, top U.S. officials during D.C. trip
Lapid met with U.S. National Security Advisor Sullivan at the White House and Secretary of State Blinken at the State Department to discuss a potential Gaza cease-fire and hostage deal. He stated, 'No extremist factor will overturn the deal in Israel'
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Biden’s national security team has no imminent plans to present an updated ceasefire proposal
By MJ Lee, CNN Washington (CNN) — Joe Biden’s national security advisers have no imminent plans to present the president with an updated proposal in the Israel-Hamas war ceasefire negotiations, two senior administration officials told CNN – the latest indication that talks to end the conflict have seriously stalled. Some US officials had indicated in recent weeks that a so-called bridging proposal was being finalized for Biden’s approval before …
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will discuss efforts toward a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip with Egyptian officials this week, the State Department said Monday.
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