Has U.S. President Donald Trump abandoned the negotiations and allowed Israel to do what it wants in Gaza and "finish the job", or is that an exercise in negotiations management, which, according to his envoy Bishara Bahbah, is to "really reach the last objectives" of the agreements?
Has U.S. President Donald Trump abandoned the negotiations and allowed Israel to do what it wants in Gaza and "finish the job", or is that an exercise in negotiations management, which, according to his envoy Bishara Bahbah, is to "really reach the last objectives" of the agreements?
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