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Trump Calls Netanyahu His Own Worst Enemy Amid Gaza Peace Plan Dispute

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Trump Calls Netanyahu His Own Worst Enemy Amid Gaza Peace Plan Dispute
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What happened

Donald Trump recently called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "his own worst enemy" amid disputes over Gaza peace plans, indirectly supporting a proposal Netanyahu rejected. Trump shared Hillary Clinton's endorsement of his Gaza plan, highlighting divisions in Israeli-American political views on the conflict.

  • 01Trump called Netanyahu "his own worst enemy" regarding Gaza peace efforts.
  • 02Netanyahu denied plans for limited Israeli withdrawals from Gaza and rejected a 15-point peace document.
  • 03Trump indirectly responded by sharing Hillary Clinton's article supporting his Gaza plan.
  • 04Clinton described the plan as the "most realistic" and "irreplaceable" solution available.
  • 05Trump echoed Clinton's support despite their political rivalry.
  • 06The exchange highlights tensions over Israel's Gaza policy and peace negotiations.

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