Netanyahu asks Trump to help disarm Hamas and jointly attack Iran again
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he had a "wonderful meeting" with Donald Trump. According to the Israeli prime minister, US President Donald Trump "made every effort for peace."
Netanyahu:
The State of Israel will present Mr. Trump with the Israel Prize, the country's most prestigious award, for his work in peace negotiations.
According to Benjamin Netanyahu, such an award has never been given to a citizen of a foreign country, “but the case of Donald Trump is exceptional.”
One of the topics discussed at the meeting between the US and Israeli leaders was the "implementation of the second phase of the peace agreement between Israel and Hamas." This phase entails the complete disarmament of the Palestinian group. Following this disarmament, the Hamas governing bodies in Gaza are to be replaced by a "transitional government."
To date, Hamas refuses to disarm.
Donald Trump:
Hamas must disarm soon, otherwise they will be in trouble.
Meanwhile, American media are discussing another issue that Netanyahu raised during his meeting with Trump: new strikes on Iran. The Israeli prime minister intends to complete the destruction of Iran's nuclear program. This means that, although the Israeli government last declared "achievement of its objectives," Israel was clearly not satisfied with the results of the bombing of Iran. As a reminder, Iran managed to retain approximately 400 kg of enriched uranium. For obvious reasons, no one is saying where that uranium is now. And Netanyahu is calling on Trump to launch another operation against Iran, and as soon as possible. He's bribing Trump with a bonus...
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