Netanyahu and Trump to discuss ceasefire and hostage release to end the Gaza conflict. The meeting will take place in the US next week.
Netanyahu-Trump Meeting: A decisive effort is now being prepared to end the long-running conflict between Israel and Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is visiting the United States next week, where he will hold a high-level meeting with US President Donald Trump. This meeting will discuss an agreement related to implementing a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages.
Netanyahu's US Visit Confirmed
Netanyahu's visit comes at a time when the recent 12-day tension between Israel and Iran has ended and a temporary ceasefire is in effect in the region. According to reports, the meeting between Netanyahu and Trump is scheduled for next Monday. Its aim is to find a concrete solution towards ending the Gaza crisis.
Trump's Initiative Provides Basis for Talks
US President Donald Trump has initiated this meeting at a time when the humanitarian crisis in Gaza is deepening. After the recent ceasefire, the Trump administration is exploring the possibilities of lasting peace in the region. Trump said in his statement that we believe a concrete agreement on a ceasefire can be reached by next week.
Meeting Decided After Talks Between Strategic Ministers
The backdrop to this high-level meeting is the talks this week in Washington between Israel's Minister of Strategic Affairs Ron Dermer and senior US officials. These meetings extensively discussed the ceasefire, the release of hostages, and other aspects of regional stability. Now, Netanyahu and Trump will sit face-to-face to finalize these discussions.
White House Prioritizes Peace in Gaza
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has made it clear that ending the war in Gaza is the top priority of the Trump administration. Leavitt said that the images of violence and devastation coming from Gaza and Israel are very distressing. Now, President Trump wants an end to this war, and this talks are being organized in that direction.
America Becomes Mediator Regarding the Gaza Crisis
In the past few months, the conflict between Hamas and Israel in the Gaza Strip has become serious. A large number of civilians have been killed and concern has increased in the international community. America, playing the role of a mediator in this situation, has tried to bring both sides to the negotiating table.
