Gaza War: Stranging around Gaza Deal-Trump and Netanyahu spoke again

The efforts for a ceasefire in the Gaza war are in full swing. US President Donald Trump met for the second time within two days in the White House with Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The conversation in which US Vice President JD Vance also took 90 minutes, reported American and Israeli media. Nothing was officially announced on the content of the conversation. Trump and Netanyahu had already met for dinner the day before.

Trump had said before his renewed conversation with Netanyahu: “He wants a solution, I want a solution and I think the other side wants a solution.” Before her unexpectedly meeting, a delegation from Qatar in the White House had arrived in the White House, according to information on the US news page “Axios” and spoke to senior representatives of the White House for several hours. Katar acts together with the USA and Egypt as an intermediary between Israel and Islamist Hamas.

Trump’s Middle East special representative Steve Witkoff said in Washington: “We hope that we will have an agreement by the end of the week that will bring a 60-day ceasefire.” However, the “Times of Israel” quoted an Arab media report at night, according to which another round of ongoing placement talks in Katar’s capital Doha initially went without great progress. According to the “Times of Israel”, Witkoff postponed his departure to Doha. This is a sign that a deal is not yet ripe.