Prime Minister Netanyahu and US President Trump spoke after the elections in Israel. During the conversation, the president made clear that he wants progress on the plan for the Gaza Strip. A senior American official said there will be no reconstruction of the Strip without progress on disarming Hamas.
The framework Trump seeks to revive includes disarming Hamas, establishing a Palestinian technocratic government and an international stabilization force. Netanyahu doubted the organization would agree to disarm. Tony Blair arrived in Israel in an attempt to rally support for the plan.
In the conversation, Israel warned against Iranian progress on nuclear weaponization. The American president expressed interest in contacts to form a government, and demanded progress on the issue of the 20-point agreement in Gaza.
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The American president made clear to the prime minister that he expects the plan for the Gaza Strip to advance, and a senior American official said there will be no reconstruction of the Strip without progress on disarming Hamas.
Behadrei Haredim
The president seeks to revive the framework that includes disarming Hamas, establishing a Palestinian technocratic government and an international stabilization force, and Netanyahu doubts the organization will agree to disarm.
Israel Hayom
The prime minister warned of Iranian progress on nuclear weaponization, and the president expressed interest in contacts to form a government and demanded progress on the issue of the 20-point agreement in Gaza.