Netanyahu Denies Trump Ceasefire Talks Report
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied a report claiming he spoke with Donald Trump about Gaza ceasefire and hostage release talks. According to an Axios report citing U.S. sources, Trump allegedly called Netanyahu to discuss the matter. Egypt, the United States, and Qatar are set to negotiate a Gaza ceasefire.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has refuted a report suggesting he had a conversation with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump regarding Gaza ceasefire and hostage release discussions.
'Contrary to media reports, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not speak yesterday with former President Donald Trump,' stated a release from Netanyahu's office.
The Axios report, which cited two U.S. sources, claimed Trump's call aimed to encourage Netanyahu to agree to the deal. However, this claim remains unverified as the Trump campaign has yet to comment. Notably, Egypt, the United States, and Qatar have scheduled a new round of Gaza ceasefire negotiations for Thursday.
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