A source in the Peace Council told Reuters after a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday that the conversation was 'long, deep, and efficient.' The source said they agreed with Netanyahu on the way forward and that 'Israel is giving this a chance,' according to the report.
A source in the Peace Council, an Israeli organization advocating for diplomatic solutions, briefed Reuters on Monday following a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The source described the meeting as 'long, deep, and efficient' and stated that the parties agreed on the way forward, with Israel 'giving this a chance.' The remark signals a potential Israeli opening to a diplomatic framework, amid ongoing U.S.-led negotiations on a nuclear understanding with Iran and related regional arrangements. The statement adds to a series of recent diplomatic engagements between Israeli and American officials, which have included phone calls between Netanyahu and President Trump, as well as a meeting with Vice President JD Vance in Washington.
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