Netanyahu Anticipates Trump Meeting Could Advance Gaza Ceasefire Efforts

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Sunday that he expects his upcoming meeting with United States President Donald Trump could help move forward negotiations for a ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

Speaking to reporters at Ben Gurion Airport prior to his departure for Washington, Netanyahu said, “We are working to achieve the agreement we have discussed, under the conditions we have established. I have sent a negotiation team with clear instructions.” He added, “I definitely believe that this meeting with President Trump can help promote the agreement we are hoping for.”

Netanyahu’s visit to the United States coincides with the resumption of ceasefire talks between Israeli and Hamas representatives, currently taking place in Doha, Qatar. The Israeli Prime Minister is scheduled to meet President Trump on Monday, with discussions expected to focus on the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

The conflict in Gaza has drawn international attention, with various diplomatic efforts underway to reach a ceasefire. The United States has played a significant role in mediating between the parties involved.