Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has taken credit for an emerging agreement regarding Gaza, although it is apparent that President Donald Trump was the one steering the negotiations. The recent meeting between Netanyahu and Trump at the White House last week has raised questions about the true nature of the deal and who holds the real power in the negotiations.
Netanyahu, whose leadership has been marked by a firm stance on security and territorial issues, has framed the agreement as a personal victory. However, observers and analysts have pointed out that Trump’s influence in shaping the deal’s terms has been significant, suggesting that the administration’s approach to Middle Eastern diplomacy may be more decisive than previously thought. This development could have broader implications for regional politics and international relations, particularly in light of ongoing tensions in the area.