US EditionNetanyahu is in Washington at a fraught time for Israel and the US. What to know about his visit
- Senior US officials state a deal is possible, but it depends on whether Netanyahu truly seeks a ceasefire.
- Israeli media suggests Netanyahu benefits from extending the war, with concerns about his coalition partners rejecting a deal.
- Despite skepticism, Netanyahu's team is negotiating with Hamas, and public pressure is growing for a hostage release deal.
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Netanyahu is in Washington at a fraught time for Israel and the US. What to know about his visit
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Washington this week is looming as a fraught one between the two allies, coming at a moment of extreme political flux in the United States and wariness among American leaders about Netanyahu’s history of interjecting himself into U.S. domestic politics.The main purpose of Netanyahu's visit is a speech to a joint meeting of Congress. But at stake, in meetings with administration officials, are …
Netanyahu is in Washington at a fraught time for Israel and the US. What to know about his visit
WASHINGTON — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Washington this week is looming as a fraught one between the two allies, coming at a moment of extreme political flux in the United States and wariness among American leaders about Netanyahu’s history of interjecting himself into U.S. domestic politics. The main purpose of Netanyahu’s visit is a speech to a joint meeting of Congress. But at stake, in meetings with administration o…
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