Trump Urges Netanyahu to Advance US Gaza Peace Plan Post-Election
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
U.S. President Donald Trump spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, urging him to advance the American peace plan for Gaza after Israel's elections. The plan involves disarming Hamas and establishing a technocratic Palestinian government. Reconstruction of Gaza is tied to disarmament progress, according to a U.S. official. The discussion also covered the conflict with Iran, and Israel's security concerns about Hamas rebuilding its military.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- President Trump urged PM Netanyahu to advance the U.S. peace plan for Gaza after Israeli elections.
- The U.S. plan includes disarming Hamas and establishing a Palestinian technocratic government.
- Gaza reconstruction is contingent on progress in disarming Hamas, a U.S. official stated.
- The 20-point Trump plan is seen as the most suitable path for resolution by the U.S. and Israel.
- Israel's IDF Chief of Staff is countering Hamas's information campaign while continuing aid.
- Trump previously asked Netanyahu to end the Gaza war before potential U.S. election victory.
U.S. President Donald Trump has urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to accelerate progress on the American peace plan for Gaza following Israel's elections. The plan, which includes disarming Hamas and establishing a Palestinian technocratic government in Gaza, had been largely paused during the Israeli election campaign. Sources indicate Trump, who previously supported Netanyahu, now seeks to advance the peace initiative regardless of the incoming Israeli government. A senior U.S. official stated that Gaza's reconstruction is contingent on progress in disarming Hamas, emphasizing the need for full Israeli cooperation without specifying the exact level of disarmament required. The conversation, described as positive and constructive, also touched upon the conflict with Iran. Trump's 20-point plan is considered by the U.S. administration, a Washington-backed peace council, and Israel as the most suitable path for resolution. The article also notes Israeli security concerns that Hamas might exploit the current crisis to increase international pressure for disarmament while rebuilding its military capabilities. IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir has reportedly instructed efforts to counter this campaign through information means, while continuing humanitarian aid deliveries. Previously, Trump had asked Netanyahu to conclude the Gaza war before a potential return to power after the U.S. elections.
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