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Israeli PM says he believes Trump can help seal a ceasefire deal
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he believed his discussions with US President Donald Trump on Monday would help advance talks on a Gaza hostage release and ceasefire deal that Israeli negotiators resumed in Qatar on Sunday.
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Hostage families, rallying at Sha’ar Hanegev, urge government to seal hostage deal, end Gaza warThe post Hostage families, rallying at Sha’ar Hanegev, urge government to seal hostage deal, end Gaza war appeared first on ...
Netanyahu prepares for high-stakes talks in Washington and as indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas are expected to ...
The president wants an end to the war in Gaza so he can make more deals in the region. As much as Jerusalem must defer to him ...
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Ahead of PM’s White House visit, Herzog urges Netanyahu to seal hostage deal even if ‘the cost is not simple’The post Ahead of PM’s White House visit, Herzog urges Netanyahu to seal hostage deal even if ‘the cost is not simple’ ...
Indirect ceasefire talks between Hamas and Israel in Qatar have ended without a conclusive agreement. The Israeli delegation lacked the mandate to finalize any deal, according to Palestinian sources.
President Donald Trump is scheduled on Monday to welcome Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel to the White House for a ...
In first demonstration in three weeks, ex-captive Liri Albag says 'every second there is an eternity'; father of hostage ...
The call for the peace prize comes after the Israeli leader for years had pressed Trump and his predecessors to take military action against Iran's nuclear program.
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