Doha and Ankara would like to see the jihadists stay in power because they ideologically support the terror group, but that may clash with their ambition to maintain a close relationship with Trump
By Yossi Kuperwasser
Netanyahu and JD Vance have also condemned the Knesset vote which took place yesterday
By Siam Goorwich
The US President suggested that the group’s leadership was not involved in the attacks that killed two IDF soldiers and prompted retaliatory airstrikes over the weekend
By Jacob Jaffa
The US said that if the terror group attacks Palestinians, the United States will protect and “preserve the integrity of the ceasefire.”
By JC Reporter
The president appeared to suggest that the US could ‘go in’ to Gaza, but later clarified that any action would be taken by a regional partner
The White House also dismissed claims that Hamas had violated the ceasefire by delaying further hostage releases
By The JC Leader
With the hostages home, the path to Hamas’s irrelevance may at last come within reach
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Dozens of world leaders have flocked to Sharm El-Sheikh for the summit hosted by Donald Trump and Abdel Fattah al-Sisi
By Jane Prinsley
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Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana hailed the US President, whose speech was interrupted by a vocal protest, as ‘the best friend Israel has ever had in the White House’
Keir Starmer has flown to Egypt to join a summit of world leaders, including Donald Trump
By Lorin Bell-Cross
By Ronit Levine-Schnur
The Israeli Prime Minister must stand alongside the US President at the summit in Egypt – not as a spectator but as a partner in shaping the post-war regional order
The US president will arrive at Ben-Gurion International Airport on Monday morning
By Lilach Shoval
By Andrew Fox
The deal with Hamas is imperfect – hostages exchanged for killers, the jihadis diminished but not gone. The task now is not to romanticise the bargain, but to use this brittle pause to build a sturdier quiet
Taking a leaf out of the Trump playbook, he also took potshots at journalists and analysis who doubted him
By Katie Grant
By Saul Sadka
Even if the jihadis won’t disarm, they have no meaningful ability to project power at Israel, only at its own long-suffering people. And yet, there is a genuine prospect for regional peace
By Yossi Melman
The failed Israeli attack on Hamas pushed Qatar into the hands of Trump, whose price for protection was a demand to help force the terrorists to the table