Scoop: Israel objected to secret U.S.-Hamas talks in tense call
Briefly

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has publicly remained silent regarding President Trump's engagement with Hamas following the unveiling of U.S. negotiations. However, his confidant Ron Dermer expressed strong concerns during a recent call with U.S. hostage envoy Adam Boehler regarding the negotiations going on in Qatar aimed at securing the release of American hostages. The discussions suggest a potential broader deal could emerge, involving a long-term truce and the release of Palestinian prisoners, although these specifics have not yet been agreed upon by Israel, highlighting the tension between U.S. and Israeli interests.
Netanyahu's reluctance to publicly criticize Trump amid U.S.-Hamas talks suggests a complex balance between maintaining diplomatic relations and national security concerns.
The call between Ron Dermer and Adam Boehler highlights Israel's unease with U.S. negotiations with Hamas and the implications for American hostages.
Read at Axios
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