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Trump And Israel's Netanyahu Working On Plan To End Gaza War, Expand Abraham Accords: Report
- In a June 2025 phone conversation, the leader of the United States and Israel’s prime minister reached an agreement to bring the Gaza conflict to a close and to broaden the scope of the Abraham Accords.
- The agreement came after several weeks of vigorous talks, influenced by growing global demands and a tenuous ceasefire in Gaza, alongside recent obstacles to Saudi-Israel normalization since October 2023.
- The plan calls for the removal of Hamas leadership, joint administration of Gaza by the UAE, Egypt, and other Arab nations, acknowledgment of a Palestinian state without military capabilities in designated areas of the West Bank and Gaza, and the expansion of diplomatic relationships.
- Trump called this a "once-in-a-generation chance to bring real peace," while the Palestinian Authority showed cautious optimism, stating willingness to engage if rights and sovereignty are respected.
- The outcome depends on complex reforms in Gaza, trust building, regional cooperation, and political challenges within Israel opposing a Palestinian state, leaving the plan's feasibility uncertain.
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As Americans finds themselves dragged into yet another Middle East conflict, it’s worth looking at how we wound up here, the role of Israel’s Prime Minister and his political problems, the impact of Hamas, and how this has all increasingly undermined the American people’s support for Israel, as well as Israeli frustration with their regime. American support for Israel was a given when I was growing up. The U.S. would defend the country and its p…
Israeli Minister of Strategic Affairs Ron Dermer, one of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's closest advisers, is scheduled to visit Washington on Monday, CNN reported, citing sources.
There are still many obstacles on the road to a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and the accession of new countries to the normalization agreements with Israel.
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