Scepticism and hope for end to Gaza war before Trump-Netanyahu meeting
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is visiting the United States to talk with President Donald Trump about a possible ceasefire in the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The discussions aim to halt the fighting for 60 days and release some Israeli captives, but there are doubts about whether this will happen or lead to lasting peace.Key Facts
- Netanyahu is visiting the U.S. to talk about a ceasefire in Gaza.
- This is Netanyahu's third meeting with President Trump this year.
- Trump claims the U.S. and Israel defeated Iran's nuclear program.
- Israel agreed to a possible 60-day ceasefire in Gaza.
- Hamas showed a positive response to the ceasefire proposal with help from Qatari and Egyptian mediators.
- Israeli negotiators are set to go to Qatar to discuss further details.
- Since the conflict began, about 57,000 people have died in Gaza, mainly women and children.
- Experts are doubtful that a temporary ceasefire will end the conflict permanently.
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