Middle East: media reports that Kushner and Netanyahu are to meet today to discuss Trump’s plan

Middle East: media reports that Kushner and Netanyahu are to meet today to discuss Trump’s plan
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Turin, 17 Aug. (LaPresse) – A meeting between US Special Envoy Jared Kushner and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to take place in Jerusalem today. The talks will focus on the need to urge Israel to proceed with the next phase of the US plan for Gaza and to implement US President Donald Trump’s 20-point plan, including the 15-point document on the disarmament of Hamas. This is reported by the Jerusalem Post, which explains that the meeting will be attended by the High Representative of the Board of Peace for Gaza, Nikolay Mladenov, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and senior Israeli officials. In recent hours, a senior official from the Board of Peace reported that Kushner, Mladenov and Blair held meetings in Al Arish, Egypt, with senior Egyptian officials and other mediators, with the aim of translating the next steps in the roadmap into concrete measures for their implementation.

Turin, 17 Aug. (LaPresse) – A meeting between US Special Envoy Jared Kushner and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to take place in Jerusalem today. The talks will focus on the need to urge Israel to proceed with the next phase of the US plan for Gaza and to implement US President Donald Trump’s 20-point plan, including the 15-point document on the disarmament of Hamas. This is reported by the Jerusalem Post, which explains that the meeting will be attended by the High Representative of the Board of Peace for Gaza, Nikolay Mladenov, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and senior Israeli officials. In recent hours, a senior official from the Board of Peace reported that Kushner, Mladenov and Blair held meetings in Al Arish, Egypt, with senior Egyptian officials and other mediators, with the aim of translating the next steps in the roadmap into concrete measures for their implementation.

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