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Behind the Scenes Netanyahu in Washington for Gaza Ceasefire Talks

As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives in Washington, D.C., he brings a weighty agenda to the table brokering a second phase of the ceasefire with Hamas, securing support from the Trump administration, and reviving normalization efforts with Saudi Arabia. In this behind-the-scenes look, we delve into the key discussions and concessions that will shape the future of the Middle East.

Securing Victory over Hamas

Ahead of his departure for Washington, Netanyahu told reporters that he would be discussing victory over Hamas with President Trump, highlighting Israel's determination to secure a lasting peace. This message was echoed by Ambassador Danny Danon, who emphasized the strength of the Israeli-American alliance and the need for cooperation in the region.

Strengthening Ties and Building on Momentum

Trump has credited himself with securing the initial ceasefire deal after 15 months of war, and Netanyahu is keen to build on this momentum. The two leaders are expected to meet on Tuesday, where they will discuss the terms of a second phase truce that includes the release of remaining captives and a more permanent end to hostilities.

Indirect Negotiations Resume

Meanwhile, indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas are set to resume this week, with a focus on securing the release of hostages and finding a lasting solution to the conflict. The initial 42-day phase of the deal is due to expire next month, setting the stage for a critical period of diplomacy.

Humanitarian Aid Crucial

Qatar, which jointly mediated the ceasefire along with the US and Egypt, has emphasized the importance of allowing Palestinians to return to their homes and land. This message was echoed by Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, who stressed the need for concerted efforts to intensify humanitarian aid and rehabilitate Gaza.

Reviving Normalization Efforts

The ceasefire discussions in Washington are also expected to cover concessions Netanyahu must accept to revive normalization efforts with Saudi Arabia. Riyadh has frozen talks due to Israel's handling of the Gaza conflict, insisting on a resolution to the Palestinian issue before making any deal.

Creating an Anti-Iran Coalition

Trump believes that he must stabilize the region first and create an anti-Iran coalition with his strategic partners, including Israel and Saudi Arabia. This goal is seen as crucial in preventing further escalation of violence in the Middle East.

In this critical moment of diplomacy, Netanyahu's meetings with Trump will be closely watched for signs of progress towards a lasting peace. As the Israeli Prime Minister navigates the complex web of regional politics, he must balance competing interests and find common ground with his international partners. The outcome remains uncertain, but one thing is clear the world is watching to see if this diplomatic effort can bring an end to the violence in the Middle East.

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