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Trump keeps Netanyahu tethered to Gaza deal — for now
The Gaza ceasefire is shaky but is holding despite some serious violations by Israel. Since the truce came into effect, Israel has killed tens of Palestinians in Gaza, carrying out multiple airstrikes. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has threatened to resume the war and peddled excuses to block the delivery of aid and keep the Rafah crossing point closed. But he is facing pressure from Israel’s closest ally: Donald Trump.
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upi.com
Trump says cease-fire intact despite flare-up between Israel, Hamas - UPI.com
U.S. President Donald Trump sought to shore up confidence in the Israel-Hamas truce amid deadly flare-ups between the sides 10 days into a cease-fire deal.
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huffpost.com
U.S. Tries To Shore Up Shaky Gaza Truce After Weekend Of Increased Violence
Israel killed at least 28 Palestinians after accusing Hamas of targeting soldiers, which the group denied, saying Israel has repeatedly violated the week-old deal.
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U.S. Tries To Save Gaza Ceasefire After Violent Weekend Threatens Peace
Israel killed at least 28 Palestinians after accusing Hamas of targeting soldiers, which the group denied, saying Israel has repeatedly violated the week-old deal.
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arabnews.com
What Trump’s ‘historic dawn of a new Middle East’ means for Gaza’s fragile peace
LONDON: Hopes were high when the US-brokered ceasefire took effect in Gaza on Oct. 10, bringing about the first real pause in fighting in many months and the genuine prospect of…
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Trump keeps Netanyahu tethered to Gaza deal — for now
The Gaza ceasefire is shaky but is holding despite some serious violations by Israel. Since the truce came into effect, Israel has killed tens of Palestinians in Gaza, carrying…