Benjamin Netanyahu
The international community is optimistic about Hamas's willingness to accept Trump's peace plan
Despite the steps taken, the situation remains tense and key challenges such as demilitarization and future governance in Gaza continue, and more than 67,000 people have already been killed in Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip.
At least nine people have been killed by new Israeli bombings in Gaza
The attacks come after Hamas announced that it is ready to release all hostages. Hamas wants to negotiate Trump's plan to end the Israeli offensive in Gaza.
Israel is preparing to implement the first phase of Trump's plan "immediately"
"We will continue to cooperate with the US President and his team to end the war, in accordance with the principles put on the table by Israel, which share Trump's vision for ending the war," Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's press office said in a brief statement.
Trump has given Hamas until Sunday to approve the plan for Gaza, or "hell will be unleashed that has never been seen before."
The moment Israel intercepted the last ship of the Sumud fleet bound for Gaza
Images of the approach of a military ship and the boarding of the Israelites have been shown directly on board.
There will be news: Israel stops the Global Sumud Flotilla, EITB Focus and the presentation of the EITB Maratoia
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
Netanyahu denies agreeing a Palestinian state with Trump
in a video broadcast through the social network X, the Israeli Prime Minister adds that the Palestinian State "is not even written in the agreement." However, point 19 of the peace agreement presented by Trump to the White House on Monday states "the demilitarization of the Strip and the possibility of negotiating a Palestinian state in the future."
There will be news: Trump's plan for Gaza, the Bernedo colonies and the BBVA-Sabadell public offering
Summary of the main news that the present is going to work on today.
Broad international support for Trump's plan for Gaza
The proposal, which envisages the surrender of Hamas and the opening of the way to a two-state solution, has been welcomed by the Palestinian National Authority and several Arab countries, including Egypt and Qatar. In Europe, Spain, France, Italy and the United Kingdom, the initiative has been seen as an opportunity to unblock the conflict.
Trump's plan for peace in Gaza: release of hostages, disarmament of Hamas and renunciation of occupation
Netanyahu approves Trump's plan for peace in Gaza
U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed a 21-point plan for the future of Gaza to Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu during a meeting at the White House.
News: Chivite in the Senate, the Red Alert in the east of the peninsula and the Trump-Netanyahu meeting
Summary of the main news that the present is going to work on today.
Trump announces "something special" for the Middle East and will meet Netanyahu at the White House
The President of the United States has advanced that he is close to reaching a new agreement in the Middle East with a plan for Gaza and the West Bank.
Hamas backs down and calls on Israel to stop the bombing in order to rescue two hostages in Gaza
Israel has already killed more than 66,000 people in Gaza, not to mention the thousands of bodies that remain in the rubble.
between 60,000 and 100,000 people have demonstrated in Berlin to demand an end to the genocide in Gaza
Netanyahu said Isreal must "finish his job" in the Gaza Strip
When the Israeli prime ministerstarts speaking, the room is almost empty. Netanyahu insists that he will not accept the Palestinian state.
The 'Furor' has departed from Cartagena to assist the fleet heading for Gaza
About 50 people are on board, including a cannon and two machine guns, and it is expected to take four days to reach the ships that make up the Global Sumud Flotilla .
Netanyahu will condemn in the UN General Assembly those who want to give a state "in the heart of Israel" to "murderers, who burn and rape children"
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has once again stressed that the State of Palestine "will not happen" and has announced that he will condemn in the UN General Assembly those who want to "give a state to the murderers, rapists and burners of children in the heart of Israel." "I will tell our truth: that of the citizens of Israel, of the soldiers of the FDI (Israeli Defence Forces), of our state.
Palestina estatu gisa aitortzeagatik errepresaliarik ez hartzeko eskatu diote Israeli Frantziak eta Erresuma Batuak
Alemaniak ez du, oraingoz, Palestina estatu gisa aitortzeko asmorik. Are gehiago, bide horretan pausorik eman aurretik balizko bake negoziazioek zer ematen duten itxarotea defendatu du.
Netanyahu reiterates that there will be no Palestinian state and threatens countries that recognize Palestine
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has assured us that there will be no State of Palestine and has threatened the countries that recognise Palestine following the announcement by the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Portugal.