US EditionDespite Differences on Gaza and Iran, Trump and Netanyahu Project Unity
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 08 – Netanyahu and Trump are negotiating with third countries to relocate Palestinians from Gaza, aiming to change the region's demographics amid ongoing conflict and 57,523 Palestinian casualties, officials said.
- During his White House visit, Netanyahu announced Israel's collaboration with the US to identify countries accepting displaced Palestinians, advancing Trump's Gaza takeover scheme.
- The plan results from Trump's earlier vision to seize Gaza for reconstruction, with Israel Katz affirming it aims for ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.
- More broadly, the International Court of Justice's genocide case against Israel over Gaza and hopes for regional normalization could be affected by the displacement plan, with Israel aiming to leverage conflict outcomes for diplomatic gains.
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Trump to hold fresh talks with Netanyahu to end Gaza 'tragedy'
WASHINGTON: Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu met for the second time in 24 hours Tuesday (Jul 8) as the US president intensified the pressure on the Israeli prime minister to reach a deal to end the "tragedy" of the war in Gaza. Netanyahu's return to the White House for fresh talks came after Qatar
Despite differences on Gaza and Iran, Trump and Netanyahu project unity
While the two leaders have made efforts to emphasize their cooperation, Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu offer different visions of Gaza and Iran. Nevertheless, the White House dinner Monday night presented a harmonious tableau.
Netanyahu and Trump Promote Plan to Expel Palestinians from Gaza
President Donald Trump welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House Monday, where the two leaders promoted a plan to expel thousands of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip. Over dinner with Trump, his Mideast envoy and top Cabinet members, Netanyahu presented Trump with a letter nominating him for a Nobel Peace Prize. Netanyahu also said he was working with the U.S. to find countries willing to receive Palestinians, claimin…
Netanyahu, during his meeting in Washington with U.S. President Donald Trump, said that the plan supposedly seeks to offer Palestinians “a better future” in other countries. “We are working closely with the U.S. to find countries that are striving to make what they always say come true: they want to give the Palestinians a better future. And I think we are close to finding several countries, and I think this will be enough,” he said. READS ALSO:…
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