It has been a while since the sense of anticipation about the outcome of a meeting between an American president and an Israeli prime minister was as tense as it was when Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu met in Washington last week. At stake was the question of whether Trump would allow any space for Netanyahu to thwart his plan for peace in Gaza, even implicitly, or if the president would make an offer the prime minister could not refuse.
End of the war in Gaza still far from guaranteed
Smoke rises following explosions in Gaza City. (Reuters)
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It has been a while since the sense of anticipation about the outcome of a meeting between an American president and an Israeli prime minister was as tense as it was when Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu met in Washington last week.
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