
US President Donald Trump on Monday insisted his relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is "very good," even as Netanyahu rejected a US-led Gaza plan. Trump's remarks came in response to…
US President Donald Trump on Monday insisted his relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is "very good," even as Netanyahu rejected a US-led Gaza plan. Trump's remarks came in response to questions about friction between the two leaders over the future of the enclave.
The dispute centres on Trump's proposal for the US to take over Gaza and resettle its Palestinian population. Netanyahu has publicly opposed the plan, creating a rare public break with Washington. NDTV reported Trump's comments but offered no further detail on the nature of the rift.
The coverage frames this as a personal tiff between two egos, but the real story is policy. Trump's Gaza plan, floated as a real-estate deal, ignores the Palestinians' right to return, a core demand of international law. Netanyahu's rejection, driven by domestic politics, doesn't make him a peacemaker. Watch whether Trump follows words with action: will he pressure Israel on settlements or let the plan die quietly? That's the test.
Source: ndtv.com
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