President Donald Trump plans to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the second time since returning to office, focusing on Israel’s recent security measures in Gaza and the escalating conflict with Hamas. Israel has pledged to intensify attacks until hostages are released, leading to criticism and protests. Netanyahu faces domestic pressures, including calls for accountability in the 2023 Hamas attack, as well as corruption allegations and arrests of associates. Trump also plans a foreign trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and possibly the UAE to reward investments and promote job creation in the U.S.
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