Vance urges Netanyahu to "give a shot" to Gaza deal
Summary
Vice President Vance has urged Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to support a Gaza ceasefire deal. Vance met with Netanyahu in Jerusalem as U.S. officials arrived to help stabilize the agreement. The U.S. is working to ensure both sides comply with the deal and is seeking support from other countries in the region.Key Facts
- Vice President Vance asked Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to support the Gaza ceasefire deal.
- The meeting took place in Jerusalem with U.S. officials arriving to stabilize the ceasefire.
- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will also visit Israel to work on the deal's implementation.
- Netanyahu expressed doubts about future phases of the deal involving troop withdrawals and foreign troops in Gaza.
- U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are traveling in the region to gain support for the deal.
- They visited Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to discuss support.
- The U.S. hopes to create a "Board of Peace" led by President Trump to help fund Gaza's reconstruction.
- The Trump administration feels satisfied with the initial progress of the ceasefire deal.
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