Israel says Netanyahu is invited to meet Trump in the White House

Benjamin Netanyahu is invited to meet with US President Donald Trump in the White House next week, said Israeli Prime Minister’s office.

The visit, but still be confirmed by the Trump administration, will be held on February 4.

Netanyahu’s service said in a statement that Israel’s Prime Minister was the first foreign leader invited to the White House during Trump’s second term.

On Monday, while on board Air Force One, Trump said Netanyahu would travel to Washington to meet him “soon” without giving a specific date.

The meeting comes as there is a six -week fire in Gaza after a deal was concluded between Israel and Hamas to stop the war.

Will come and then Trump said last week that he wants Egypt and Jordan to take Palestinians from gas after describing the tape as a “demolition place”.

Both Hamas and the Palestinian power condemned the proposal. Jordan and Egypt also rejected the idea.

However, the idea of ​​promoting the Gazanas to move to neighboring countries has long been pushed by solid right members of the Netanyahu government.

The fire termination deal in January stopped the war that began when Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and led 251 back to Gaza as hostages.

More than 47,200 Palestinians, the majority of civilians, were killed in Israel’s subsequent offensive, says Gaza’s Health Ministry.