US EditionIsraeli PM Netanyahu Says He Believes Trump Can Help Seal a Ceasefire Deal
- On Sunday, Netanyahu flew to Washington to meet Trump, as the US leader said they are close to a Gaza deal, with indirect talks underway in Doha with Hamas.
- The 22-month-long Gaza war has prompted repeated failed truce efforts, with mediators like Egypt and Qatar reporting Hamas's positive response, but no lasting agreement achieved.
- Despite ongoing negotiations, deep divisions over ceasefire terms and political opposition threaten to derail a potential Gaza deal ahead of the Netanyahu-Trump summit.
- Hamas demands a permanent ceasefire and full Israeli withdrawal; Netanyahu insists on disarmament, with far-right ministers opposing any deal, leaving key demands unresolved.
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US President Donald Trump is pressing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to agree to a ceasefire with the terrorist organization Hamas, while simultaneously advancing a US-guaranteed agreement between Israel and Syria. The White House aims to secure a regional breakthrough during Netanyahu's visit to Washington this week, Israel Hayom has learned. Trump and his aides are working intensively to broker a deal that could see the release of h…
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to meet President Trump Monday
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is due to meet with President Trump on Monday, when they may announce a ceasefire deal for Gaza.It will be Netanyahu’s first visit to the White House since the two leaders collaborated in an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities last month.In the wake of the 12-day war that Israel fought against Iran, the main focus between the two leaders was expected to be how to wind down Israel’s war with Hamas in Gaza …
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