US EditionIsraeli PM Netanyahu Says He Believes Trump Can Help Seal a Ceasefire Deal
- A senior Israeli official confirmed on Saturday that a delegation is being dispatched to Doha following Hamas' positive response regarding a ceasefire deal.
- Hamas demands include halting operations of the U.S.-based Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and a phased Israeli withdrawal, which Israel rejects.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu believes that U.S. President Donald Trump can help conclude a ceasefire deal, as stated by an Israeli official about their upcoming White House meeting on Monday.
- Hamas expressed readiness to negotiate on the deal, and Trump commented on Hamas's positive response, saying, 'There might be a deal next week.
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The Gaza war has been going on for 21 months. Shortly before a meeting with Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu, US President Trump stirs up the hope of a ceasefire. Meanwhile, the sirens are crying again in Israel.
U.S. President Donald Trump promised in the campaign that he returned him to the White House that he would achieve world peace on his first day in office. This Monday, 168 days later, Trump receives Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has not loosened his brutal military campaign in Gaza, with the plan to pressure him to accept a definitive ceasefire. Continue reading
The Killeen Daily Herald
Trump hosts Netanyahu, hopes for Israel-Hamas deal 'this week'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet Monday US President Donald Trump, who expressed hope for a "deal this week" between Israel and Hamas that sees hostages released from the Gaza Strip.
If I were Netanyahu, here’s what I would say to President Trump
Jerusalem and Washington have a chance to shape the regional landscape in a way that advances our shared security and strategic interests.The post If I were Netanyahu, here’s what I would say to President Trump appeared first on JNS.org.
Sydney Morning Herald
The AgeGaza buffer zone plan outlined ahead of key Netanyahu-Trump meeting
New details have emerged of how a ceasefire in Gaza could work as Israel and Hamas edge closer to an agreement, while Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu flies to Washington.
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