Report: Trump presses Netanyahu to advance Gaza peace plan after Israeli elections
Trump urges Netanyahu to move forward with his Gaza peace plan following Israel's elections, as Washington seeks progress on Hamas disarmament and Gaza governance.
Donald Trump has urged Benjamin Netanyahu to advance a peace plan for Gaza following the elections in Israel, according to Arutz Sheva - Israel National News. Washington is reportedly seeking progress regarding Gaza governance and the disarmament of Hamas.
Separately, President Trump is scheduled to hold a closed-door meeting with Qatar’s prime minister and foreign minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani, at the White House on Monday. According to the Hindustan Times - World News, Vice President JD Vance is also set to meet with the Qatari leader. Qatar has acted as an intermediary between Washington and Tehran to bridge differences regarding Iran's nuclear program and terms for ending the conflict.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that negotiations with Iran have made little progress and that an imminent breakthrough is not expected. While Rubio noted that Trump prefers a diplomatic solution, he described Iran's demands as unrealistic and unacceptable. Trump said on Sunday that he is highly unlikely to order new strikes against Iran if negotiations result in a strong agreement.
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