PNN – Donald Trump, himself an election loser, sent a message of consolation to Netanyahu urging him to turn his attention to other matters.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; Donald Trump—who, following Benjamin Netanyahu, ranks as the second major election loser in the context of the conflict with Iran—sent a message to Netanyahu offering consolation over his failure to secure the mandate to form a cabinet for the occupying regime.
In a report published on Sunday evening, the news portal of the Zionist regime’s Channel 12 expressed hope that the “peace plan” for Gaza might achieve some progress.
According to this Zionist media outlet, following the Israeli elections, the U.S. President sent a clear message—intended to console Netanyahu over his electoral defeat—indicating that he expects his plan for the Gaza Strip to move forward.
Nevertheless, a senior U.S. official, speaking to the outlet’s correspondent Barak Ravid, offered assurances to the Zionists: No reconstruction will take place in the Gaza Strip until progress is made on the disarmament of Hamas. Meanwhile, within Israel, the “Peace Council” and the U.S. administration maintain that the Trump plan represents the best option for advancing matters in the Gaza Strip.
According to two informed sources, U.S. President Donald Trump—described as a “terrorist” president—stated during a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday that he wants Netanyahu to take steps to facilitate the implementation of his peace plan in the Gaza Strip.
According to this Zionist media outlet, the implementation of the plan—which entails the disarmament of Hamas, the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip, and the transfer of administrative responsibility for the territory to a new Palestinian government composed of technocrats—had been stalled for several months due to elections in Israel.
The Trump administration did not want the implementation of this plan to become a contentious political issue during the election campaign.
Trump had supported Netanyahu prior to the elections; however, now that the elections have concluded—resulting in yet another defeat for Netanyahu, much like other figures Trump had backed in the U.S.—he has informed the incumbent Prime Minister of the (Zionist regime) that, regardless of what government is formed in Israel, he intends to move forward with his plan for Gaza.
It is worth noting that, over the past three months, Trump’s “peace team” has continued to collaborate with Israel’s political establishment and military to refine the details of the plan and address Israeli concerns regarding the disarmament of the Gaza Strip—concerns which, according to many experts, serve merely as a pretext for the continuation of the Zionist regime’s policies in Gaza.
Nevertheless, and despite the hardships in Gaza that the world is witnessing, a senior U.S. official stated that this process would be implemented gradually and that the disarmament would be subject to full verification.
He announced that the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip would not commence until progress is achieved in the process of disarming Hamas.
A source familiar with the details told the Israeli regime’s Channel 12 that the Trump administration, the peace council, and Israel agree that this plan remains the best way forward and that there is no credible alternative to it.