President Trump said he wants to permanently “resettle” Palestinians still in Gaza as he stood firmly by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lauded President Donald Trump's leadership when asked if the Biden or Trump administration should take credit for the ceasefire deal.

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