As talks progress on a second phase of the Gaza ceasefire amidst ongoing tension, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will meet with US President Trump. Trump expressed uncertainty about the ceasefire, stating there are no guarantees for lasting peace. Direct negotiations are set to take place, with discussions around details of the agreement amid pressure on Netanyahu from right-wing factions to resume conflict. This meeting is also part of broader efforts to normalize relations with Saudi Arabia and counter Iranian influence in the region.
The US president admitted, however, that the ceasefire is uncertain. "I have no guarantees that the peace is going to hold," he told reporters.
Trump has claimed credit for the ceasefire deal, which was signed before he took office on January 20, and said discussions with Israel and other nations were progressing.
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