Negotiators from both Israel and Hamas have gathered in Egypt for mediated talks after the terror group signalled partial acceptance of the US-backed deal
By Jacob Jaffa
A senior official within the group claimed the plan ‘ignores the interests of the Palestinian people’
By The JC Leader
Nearly two years after October 7, Israel and key Arab states have lined up behind a Trump-brokered Gaza plan – with Europe and Britain reduced to irrelevance and blood libels
Hamas has now officially received the plan is reviewing it in Doha
By Jamie Shapiro
The deal the Israeli prime minister signed up to includes the possibility of statehood under a reformed Palestinian Authority, but he remains set against it
‘Everyone except Hamas has accepted the agreement’, Trump said
The prospective deal is understood to be based on Trump’s 21-point plan, details of which were apparently leaked last week
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The US president made the remark ahead of his meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu
By Andrew Bernard
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The US President also reportedly ruled out allowing Israel to annex parts of the West Bank
The American President was speaking at a press conference at Chequers
By Siam Goorwich
US President’s comments came at the news conference after their meeting at Chequers earlier today
The far-right minister has long advocated Israeli settlement of the Strip and the ‘voluntary emigration’ of the Palestinian population
The prime minister is said to be waiting until after the US president leaves so that the announcement doesn’t dominate the pair’s upcoming news conference
Details of the proposal, including the creation of a new governance structure in the Strip, have reportedly come to light for the first time
The Israeli premier will be in the US to attend a UN General Assembly session in New York
By JC Reporter
By Nick Cohen
When Benjamin Netanyahu accuses anyone who dares to criticise him of pouring “fuel on an antisemitic fire” or “abandoning Jews,” I know that the hyperbole hides a power grab