Trump calls for Gaza deal, slams Netanyahu trial
Summary
U.S. President Donald Trump urged progress in ceasefire talks to stop the ongoing conflict in Gaza. He also criticized the corruption trial of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, suggesting it interferes with peace negotiations. Meanwhile, the Israeli military ordered evacuations in northern Gaza due to intensified attacks.Key Facts
- President Trump called for a ceasefire deal in the Gaza conflict, which has lasted for 20 months.
- Trump posted on social media emphasizing the need to make a deal in Gaza and return hostages.
- There are plans for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to visit Washington, D.C., possibly signaling progress toward a new agreement.
- Trump's criticism of Netanyahu’s trial claimed it distracted from peace talks with Hamas.
- Netanyahu is facing a corruption trial, which Trump labeled a "political witch hunt."
- The Israeli military ordered evacuations in northern Gaza, aiming to increase military attacks there.
- The evacuations affect several areas, including neighborhoods in northern Gaza City and the Jabaliya refugee camp.
- The order advises people to relocate to the Muwasi area in southern Gaza.
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