Netanyahu Vows No Turkish Or Qatari Troops In Gaza, Admits Dispute With U.S. Over Postwar Plan

Israel demands blocking of Turkey, Qatar from Gaza ’peace board’

Israel is pressing the United States to exclude Turkey and Qatar from the international committee tasked with overseeing Gaza's reconstruction, and to prevent both countries from deploying troops under a proposed international peacekeeping force. The White House on Friday named Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan and Qatari diplomat Ali al-Thawadi to the Gaza Executive Board, an 11-member panel responsible for supervising the work of a new Pale…

Netanyahu Vows No Turkish Or Qatari Troops In Gaza, Admits Dispute With U.S. Over Postwar Plan

by Emmitt Barry, Worthy News Washington D.C. Bureau Chief JERUSALEM (Worthy News) – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared Monday that no Turkish or Qatari soldiers will be allowed to operate in the Gaza Strip, acknowledging a “certain dispute” with the United States over the composition of a U.S.-backed body intended to oversee Gaza’s postwar governance. Speaking during a heated 40-signature debate in the Knesset plenum, Netanyahu p…

Netanyahu says Israel, U.S. disagree on Turkey and Qatar joining Gaza Board of Peace

Netanyahu said he opposes the deployment of Turkish and Qatari troops in Gaza, though a source told Haaretz on Saturday that his public criticism was largely for show. Two additional sources told Haaretz that Netanyahu has been invited by Trump to take part in the Board of Peace

“Peace Board” Is Another Brick in His Personal Occidental Empire

Original photo by FoxNews There are moments in political life when the surface events are so loud, so chaotic, so distracting that they obscure the deeper shift taking place beneath them. We focus on the headlines, the personalities, the daily provocations — and miss the architecture being built in the background. But every once in a while, a document appears, a proposal emerges, or a pattern becomes visible enough that it forces us to stop, ste…