President Donald Trump hopes to strike a ceasefire deal in Gaza next week as he hosts Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House while his negotiating team narrows the gaps between Hamas and Israel on an agreement to release hostages and end hostilities, APA reports citing The Washington Post.
The Oval Office meeting with Netanyahu on Monday follows Trump’s decision to attack Iranian nuclear sites and then broker a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. The military operation divided the president’s most passionate supporters, some of whom felt betrayed given his pledge to avoid new wars.
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The comments reflect a strong skepticism about the potential ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas that President Trump is attempting to broker. Many commenters express distrust in Netanyahu's intentions, suggesting that he is not genuinely committed to peace and is instead... Show more
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