An assessment cited in a report indicates that Prime Minister Netanyahu is aiming to advance moves regarding the Gaza Strip ahead of his meeting with President Trump. The political-security cabinet is scheduled to convene Sunday to discuss the future of the Strip and the Peace Council (BOP).
A Saturday evening report cites an assessment that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking to advance moves regarding the Gaza Strip ahead of his upcoming meeting with President Donald Trump. The assessment was reported in the context of the political-security cabinet's agenda for Sunday.
The cabinet is set to convene Sunday to discuss the future of the Gaza Strip and the Peace Council (BOP). The cabinet meeting was first reported by The Zioneer at 23:23 Jerusalem.
The source of the assessment was not specified. The report adds that the cabinet discussion is seen as part of Netanyahu's preparation for the White House meeting, which is subject to security developments over the weekend.
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