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Netanyahu Concedes on Gaza to Secure Crucial White House Meeting with Trump
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First reported by N12 · 1 hour ago
What happened
Ahead of his critical meeting with President Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu agreed to deploy an international stabilization force in Gaza despite Hamas not disarming, fulfilling a U.S. demand for progress. The summit will focus on Iran’s nuclear threat, with Trump warning Tehran of a limited diplomatic window and postponing military strikes to allow negotiations.
- 01Netanyahu approved an international stabilization force in Gaza despite Hamas not disarming.
- 02The U.S. conditioned the Netanyahu-Trump summit on Israel showing progress in Gaza.
- 03The summit will focus on Iran’s nuclear and missile programs.
- 04Trump postponed military strikes on Iran following mediator requests.
- 05Trump warned Tehran of a short window for diplomatic progress.
- 06Netanyahu flew to Washington with no public statements or disclosed flight times.
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