
According to Axios, the US president called on the Israeli prime minister to proceed regardless of the outcome of the elections in Israel
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The Gaza peace plan has been on hold for months due to elections in Israel. Trump is now pushing for it to proceed regardless of who is in power in Israel.
Donald Trump has told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to move forward with measures to implement the Gaza peace plan. Axios reports this, citing two sources familiar with the contents of the telephone conversation between the two leaders last Thursday. The plan has been on hold for months due to elections in Israel but now Trump is pushing for it to proceed regardless of who is in power in Israel. Envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner were also present on the call.

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