Did Trump envoy push Netanyahu into accepting the Gaza ceasefire deal?
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accepted a Gaza ceasefire deal after pressure from a team appointed by incoming US President Donald Trump, as reported by various sources.
- Trump's Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, held 'tense' meetings with Netanyahu, which were key to the breakthrough in ceasefire negotiations, according to reports.
- Arab officials stated that Witkoff's team persuaded Netanyahu more effectively than the outgoing Biden administration did in the last 15 months, as reported.
- Trump aims to have a ceasefire in place before his inauguration on January 20, and Witkoff was dispatched to push for compromises needed for a deal with Hamas.
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