Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rebuked Defense Minister Benny Gantz for his unauthorized trip to Washington, where he met with U.S. officials to strengthen ties and seek support for Israel’s ongoing war with Hamas. The trip comes as talks in Egypt are underway to broker a cease-fire before the start of Ramadan.
In response to the deadly clashes in Gaza, the U.S. has begun airdrops of aid into the region. However, Netanyahu is facing criticism for his handling of the war and postwar plans for Gaza, while Gantz’s visit to the U.S. could potentially boost his support amid political rifts in Israel.
Meanwhile, Israel and Hamas are negotiating a possible cease-fire and a deal for the release of hostages. Additionally, a White House senior adviser is heading to Lebanon to prevent tensions along the Israeli border from worsening.
The situation remains tense in the region as the conflict between Israel and Hamas shows no signs of immediate resolution. Stay tuned to Heartland Magazine for the latest updates on this developing story.
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