The meeting between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Jared Kushner, and senior Peace Council officials in Jerusalem concluded after more than four consecutive hours, according to reports. No details on the outcomes have been released.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's meeting with Jared Kushner, the Trump administration's envoy, and senior Peace Council officials concluded Monday afternoon after more than four consecutive hours, according to reports. The extended session follows a day of intensive diplomatic activity in Jerusalem, which included a security cabinet meeting earlier. No official statement on the meeting's outcomes has been released.
The meeting, which The Zioneer reported as ongoing earlier Monday (13:01 Jerusalem), was the culmination of a series of high-level diplomatic engagements. The first reports of Kushner's travel to Israel emerged Sunday evening (Sun 19:29 Jerusalem), indicating he was coming to advance the U.S. Gaza plan. By Monday afternoon, multiple Israeli media outlets confirmed the meeting was underway, with analyst reports initially suggesting the focus was on the second phase of the Gaza plan, while subsequent reports expanded the agenda to include Gaza disarmament and regional implementation. The involvement of the Peace Council's CEO was confirmed in the final stages of the meeting.
As The Zioneer has reported, this meeting is part of broader coordination between Jerusalem and Washington on strategic issues, including the Iranian nuclear threat. The recent Netanyahu-Trump summit and subsequent discussions have aimed to align policy on Gaza and Iran.
What remains unclear is whether any concrete agreements were reached. The absence of an official statement leaves the meeting's outcome unconfirmed, and it is not known if further sessions are planned.
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