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President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hold a joint press conference at the White House on Tuesday, as fragile the interruption of the fire in the gauze continues to hold.
Netanyahu is the first foreign leader Visit Trump In the White House, while the president begins his second term in power.
The visit comes while American, Israeli and Arab negotiators begin conversations around the second phase of the Plan for the Madrid, which has so far promised to end the devastating 15-month war.
Ever since the interruption began in January, several Israeli hostages have been released, and Hamas has taken over political control over Gaza’s belt.
Palestinian civilians who were forced from their homes during the last year of the war also began to return.
But the question of what is happening now in Gaza, politically and logistically, is the friging.
Trump said on Tuesday that he did not think that the residents of the occupied territory, about 2.2 million pre -war, should return to his homes.
“This is a very difficult situation. I don’t think people should go back to Gaza,” Trump said in the White House. “They live as hell. They have no alternative.”
Trump said he was working on the belief of neighboring countries to accept hundreds of thousands of refugees.
