Donald Trump asked Benjamin Netanyahu to start a plan for peace in Gaza, Axios portal reports, citing knowledgeable sources.
During a phone call after the parliamentary elections in Israel, the American leader asked the Israeli Prime Minister to take steps to implement a peace plan for the Gaza Strip. At the same time, at the beginning of the year, Netanyahu forbade the President of Israel to go to Trump on the occasion of the launch of the Peace Council, and he himself did not go due to the threat of arrest.
The agreement on the Gaza Strip was reached by Israel and Palestine on October 9, at the same time the first phase of Donald Trump's peace plan began, in which Hamas agreed to release all hostages, and Israel agreed to withdraw its forces to the agreed lines.
On October 27, parliamentary elections were held in Israel. None of the political blocs received the necessary majority to form a government. The President of Israel will entrust the formation of the new government to opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, who was Benjamin Netanyahu's main opponent in the last election.
Since the opposition has declared Netanyahu's defeat, there is no guarantee that he will continue to engage in the peace plan.