US EditionNetanyahu to meet Trump at White House as Israel, Hamas discuss ceasefire
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu traveled to Washington on Sunday to meet President Donald Trump on Monday, aiming to secure a deal this week and expand regional peace efforts.
- Amid growing public pressure in Israel for a long-term ceasefire and hostage release, Israel dispatched a delegation to Qatar for indirect talks with Hamas.
- Gaza health authorities report at least 6,860 Palestinians killed since March 18 and a total of 57,418 deaths since October 2023, with Hamas responding positively to the truce proposal.
- Despite growing pressure, Israeli and US leaders see a good chance of a Gaza ceasefire deal this week, with Israel agreeing to conditions to finalize it, Trump said.
- Experts see the talks as opening pathways to regional peace by including Saudi Arabia and Syria, with Gaza peace central to broader Middle East stability.
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What We’re Watching: Bibi heads to Washington, Deadly Texas floods get political, Kenyan police shoot protesters
Bibi’s back in WashingtonIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets US President Donald Trump at the White House this evening, their third encounter there this year. Trump is pressing for a ceasefire in Gaza, after claiming Friday that a 60-day deal could be reached, in which Hamas would return 10 living and 18 dead hostages, Israeli forces would withdraw to a buffer zone along Gaza’s borders with Israel and Egypt, and aid would be distribu…
Trump and Netanyahu Plan for Lasting Peace in Gaza - Real News Now
President Trump and Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may seek to project a triumphant image in the wake of their joint activities against Iran, activities that both proclaim to have been extraordinarily successful. As they convene at the White House for the third time in the current year, their celebration will be shadowed by Israel’s ongoing 21-month struggle with Hamas in Gaza and the mounting queries regarding Trump’s perseverance t…
Bibi checks back into Blair House
Good Monday morning. In today’s Daily Kickoff, we preview Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s meeting with President Donald Trump that is slated for this evening, and talk to former Rep. Mike Rogers, who is mounting a Senate bid in Michigan, about the Trump administration’s approach to Iran. We also interview the chancellors of Washington University and Vanderbilt about their approaches to antisemitism and anti-Israel activity on campus,…
Netanyahu Departs for DC: ‘Chance to Change Face of Middle East Even more’
Netanyahu concerning Donald Trump: “Our joint efforts have brought about a tremendous victory over our common enemy—Iran.” By JNS Staff Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu departed Ben-Gurion International Airport aboard “Wing of Zion” on Sunday evening for his third in-person meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump in the wake of “Operation Rising Lion” and amid talk of a possible hostages-for-ceasefire deal. “In my conversation with Pre…
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