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Trump and Netanyahu Intensify Push for 60-Day Gaza Ceasefire in Back-to-Back White House Talks

Washington aims to finalize a two-month Gaza ceasefire by week’s end after Doha negotiators reached preliminary agreement on humanitarian aid delivery.

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El primer ministro israelí Benjamin Netanyahu, derecha, le entrega al presidente Donald Trump una carpeta durante una reunión en el Salón Azul de la Casa Blanca, el lunes, en Washington. (AP/Alex Brandon)
Netanyahu propone a Trump para el Nobel de la Paz tras reunión en Washington. Contiene imagen creada con inteligencia artificial. FOTO: Especial
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Overview

  • President Trump convened a second private meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu to reinforce support for a U.S.-brokered 60-day Gaza truce proposal.
  • Indirect negotiations in Doha produced partial consensus on mechanisms for humanitarian aid delivery and phased Israeli troop pullbacks under the ceasefire framework.
  • U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff is slated to travel to Qatar next to bridge remaining gaps as the White House targets a truce deal by the end of the week.
  • Key sticking points include securing long-term guarantees to uphold the ceasefire and agreeing detailed maps for Israeli redeployment to maintain Gaza’s security.
  • Prime Minister Netanyahu reaffirmed Israel’s intent to retain security control over Gaza and outlined voluntary relocation options for civilians while nominating Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.