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US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met on Tuesday night in the second time in so many days to discuss the current war.
The meeting took place after a messenger in the Middle East Trump Steve Witcoof offered Israel, and Hamas had one remaining problem to agree to a 60-day ceasefire.
Netanyahu arrived at the White House shortly after 17:00 EST (21:00 GMT) on Tuesday for a meeting that was not open to the press members.
Earlier on Tuesday, Netanyahu met the Vice President of JD Vance. He also met Trump for several hours during a white house on Monday.
He notes the third state visit to Netanyahu in the US after Trump’s second term.
The meeting of the two leaders lasted about two hours.
Netanyahu also gave the republican house of representative speaker Mike Johnson.
After that, the Israeli Prime Minister said he did not believe that the Israeli military campaign had been made in Gaza, but the negotiators are certainly working “on ceasefire.
“We still have to finish work in gas, release all our hostages, eliminate and destroy Hamas’s military and government capabilities,” Netanyahu said.
Later, Vitkoff noted that Israel and Hamas closed the gap on issues that prevented them from reaching the deal, and that he hoped that a temporary, 60-day ceasefire would be agreed this week.
“We had four questions, and now we came down to one,” Vitkoff said about noticeable moments in the negotiations.
He added that the transaction project will also include the issue of 10 hostages living and nine bodies.
Prior to the Izrael Prime Minister’s meeting on Monday, the Qatar delegation arrived in the White House and talked to officials for several hours, Axios reports, citing a source with a negotiating knowledge.
On Monday on Monday, Trump told reporters that the ceasefire talks are “going very well”. But Qatar, who played the role of the intermediary in the negotiations, said on Tuesday morning that it takes longer for negotiations.
“I do not think that now I can give a temporary scale, but now I can say that we will need time for this,” said the spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar Mazhin al-Ansari.
Before the discussions resumed on Tuesday, the Palestinian source, acquainted with the negotiations, told the BBC that they did not take a step.
Last round of talks between Hamas and Israel started on Sunday.
The war on Gaza began on October 7, 2023, when Hamas attacks on Israel, killed 1,200 people and took 251 hostages, Israeli reports. Israel’s retribution killed at least 57,500 in gas in accordance with the Ministry of Health on the territory.
