President Donald Trump said that Israel is 'very satisfied' with the agreement regarding Gaza, according to a report from Israeli media outlet N12. The statement was reported Friday evening on N12's the source.
President Donald Trump said Friday that Israel is 'very satisfied' with the agreement regarding Gaza, according to a report from N12's the source. The reported remark, attributed to Trump by journalist Tal Sagi, adds to a series of public statements from the US leader on the Gaza diplomatic track. In recent weeks, Trump has made several optimistic statements about regional peace, including a claim last month that the US is 'very close' to peace across the Middle East and that Hamas has been behaving 'quite nicely.' The Trump administration has been engaged in intensive diplomatic efforts to secure a ceasefire and post-war arrangement for Gaza, though details of the agreement referenced by Trump remain unclear. The Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem has not yet commented on the reported statement. The remark comes as the broader regional diplomatic push also involves US-Iran negotiations and the Lebanon front.
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