Trump meets Netanyahu in Florida and warns Hamas: “If it doesn’t disarm it will pay a price.” Then he warns Iran: “New attack if the nuclear program resumes.” In their fifth meeting the two leaders discussed the hottest issues for the Middle East from the second phase of the peace plan for Gaza to Iran. The US president is eager to start phase two in Gaza
Few differences”, including the vision on the occupied West Bank, but overall Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu are aligned. In the fifth meeting between the two leaders since the tycoon returned to the White House, this time in the Mar-a-Lago resort which has become the center of world diplomacy in the last 48 hours, The Donald and Bibi discussed the hottest dossiers for the Middle East from the second phase of the peace plan for Gaza to Iran. The commander-in-chief warned Hamas that “if he doesn’t disarm in a short time he will pay a high price”.n
Meanwhile, fears are growing that Israel could launch new offensives against regional enemies, potentially plunging the Middle East further into instability.
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Donald Trump e i suoi principali consiglieri hanno chiesto a Benjamin Netanyahu di modificare le politiche sulla Cisgiordania durante il loro incontro di lunedì. Lo riporta Axios citando un funzionario statunitense e un’altra fonte, entrambi a conoscenza diretta della situazione. Secondo quanto riferito, il presidente americano e il suo team hanno espresso preoccupazione per la situazione e chiesto al premier israeliano di evitare azioni provocatorie e di “calmare le acque”. Secondo quanto riferito, quella di lunedì è stata la prima volta nel suo secondo mandato che Trump e il suo team hanno discusso a lungo con Netanyahu sulla politica in Cisgiordania. La Casa Bianca ritiene che un’escalation violenta in quei territori comprometterebbe gli sforzi per attuare l’accordo di pace di Gaza e impedirebbe l’espansione degli Accordi di Abramo prima della fine del mandato di Trump. Le fonti hanno affermato che l’argomento è emerso sia durante l’incontro preparatorio che Netanyahu ha avuto lunedì mattina con il Segretario di Stato Marco Rubio, Steve Witkoff e Jared Kushner, sia durante l’incontro di Trump con Netanyahu nel pomeriggio. Il presidente e il suo team hanno sollevato il tema della violenza dei coloni contro i civili palestinesi, l’instabilità finanziaria dell’Anp e l’espansione degli insediamenti israeliani, hanno affermato le fonti. Il messaggio degli Stati Uniti è stato che cambiare rotta in Cisgiordania è fondamentale per riparare le relazioni di Israele con i paesi europei e, si spera, espandere gli Accordi di Abramo.
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Il costruttore aeronautico statunitense Boeing si è aggiudicato un contratto da 8,6 miliardi di dollari (7,3 miliardi di euro) per la fornitura di F-15 a Israele. Lo annuncia il Pentagono. Nello specifico Boeing fornirà a Israele 25 nuovi aerei da combattimento del tipo F-15, con un’opzione per altri 25 velivoli aggiuntivi. Gli aerei saranno costruiti nello Stato americano del Missouri. La produzione dovrebbe essere completata entro la fine del 2035. Gli Stati Uniti sono il principale alleato e fornitore di armi di Israele. L’annuncio di questo accordo è avvenuto dopo un incontro tra il presidente statunitense Donald Trump e il primo ministro israeliano Benjamin Netanyahu in Florida.
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Il Primo Ministro israeliano Benjamin Netanyahu ha annunciato che il Presidente degli Stati Uniti Donald Trump riceverà il Premio Israele per la Pace, e sarà prima volta che la più alta onorificenza civile del Paese verrà assegnata a un cittadino non israeliano. “Il Presidente Trump ha infranto così tante convenzioni per sorprendere la gente, quindi abbiamo deciso di infrangere una convenzione o crearne una nuova”, ha dichiarato Netanyahu durante la conferenza stampa congiunta. “Questo riflette il sentimento travolgente degli israeliani di ogni estrazione sociale, che apprezzano ciò che avete fatto per aiutare Israele e la nostra comune battaglia contro il terrorismo”. Trump ha definito il premio “davvero sorprendente e molto apprezzato”.
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Few differences”, including the vision on the occupied West Bank, but overall Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu are aligned. In the fifth meeting between the two leaders since the tycoon returned to the White House, this time in the Mar-a-Lago resort which has become the center of world diplomacy in the last 48 hours, The Donald and Bibi discussed the hottest dossiers for the Middle East from the second phase of the peace plan for Gaza to Iran. The commander-in-chief warned Hamas that “if If he does not disarm in a short time, he will pay a high price.”
Meanwhile, fears are growing that Israel could launch new offensives against regional enemies, potentially plunging the Middle East further into instability.
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