According to the White House, Donald Trump reached out to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following Israeli airstrikes in Gaza and Syria, expressing his displeasure. The former US President was taken aback by the incidents, particularly the strike on a Catholic Church in Gaza. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt indicated that Trump wanted to ‘rectify’ the situation. The relationship between Trump and Netanyahu, despite their close alliance, has been characterized by complexities and periods of mutual skepticism. Discussions also involved diplomatic efforts related to Syria and the ongoing ceasefire negotiations in Gaza, where Trump hoped for progress. Trump emphasized his concern over the conflict and his commitment to humanitarian aid distribution.
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