VANCAN, Netanyahu says Israel does not trust us as they meet in Gaza – nationally

The president of the US President JD Vance wanted to worry enough in Israel that the Trump administration put words that are very close to the Middle East, as he and other high-ranking delegates visited Israel this agreement.

“We don’t want a worldly situation in Israel, and that’s not what Israel is. We want cooperation, we want a partner,” said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, responding to Israel’s “Defense” by the US

Netanyahu – who will meet with US Secretary of State MARCO Rubio on Friday – expressed similar sentiments while acknowledging differences of opinion as they move forward with a proposed final fire agreement.

“One week they say Israel controls the United States. A week later they say the United States controls Israel. This is HOGWASH. We are allied with allies.

One concern in Israel is that the international security forces in Gaza – considered in the second last section – could reduce the fighting power of the Palestinian army if it sees a threat to its security.

Vance admitted that the road to long-term peace is challenging, with the fire less than two weeks old, but he tried to maintain a solemn tone and blamed Israel after arriving in Israel.

“We have a very difficult, very difficult task in front of us, which is to defeat Hamas but rebuild Gaza to make life better for the people of Gaza, but also to make sure it is easy,” Venas said. “There’s a lot of work to do, but I feel very optimistic about where we are.”

Vance met with relatives of the Israeli tourists. He was with the US East East Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump-EA.

The international court Jourchice said on Wednesday that Israel must allow the UN aid agency in Gaza, known as URWA, to provide humanitarian aid in the territory.

The Hague-based court was asked last year by the UN General Assembly to determine Israel’s legal obligations after the country successfully blocked the agency, the main provider of aid to Gaza, from operating there.

Israel is “under the obligation to accept and facilitate the assistance strategies provided by the United Nations and its organizations, including non-reform,” said the President of the ICJ Yuji,.

Israel has denied that it violated international law, saying the court proceedings were discriminatory, and the country did not attend the hearing in April. UNRWA has faced criticism from Netanyahu and his relevant colleagues, who say the group is being deeply infiltrated by Hamas.

Uncertainty surrounds the next steps in the conflict, including the management of the war in the East and the damage to Hamas.

Vance said Tuesday’s officials show the thinking of international security forces, mentioned by Turkey – Israel has had such relations in recent years – and Indonesia as countries expected to contribute troops. Vance waved at the flags of many countries expected to join, including Germany, Denmark and Jordan.

An Israeli official said that the issue of Turkey’s participation in the security forces was discussed in a meeting between Vance and Tetanyahu, and that Netanyahu expressed his opposition to the Turkish Troop Presernce. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because they were discussing closed political matters.

Meanwhile, in an apparent attempt to embarrass Netanyahu during Vance’s visit, relevant politicians in the Israeli Parliament on Wednesday gave the Israel Authoring Bank – Our Move.

The Bill passed on a 25-24 vote. It is not clear whether this law has helped to win a majority in the 120-seat Parliament, and Totanyahu has the tools to delay or win.

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Israel said on Wednesday that it had completed the identification of the two bodies that were embalmed on Tuesday. Arie Zalmanovich and Tamir Adar were killed in Kibbutz NIR OZ during Oct. 7, 2023, an attack by Hamas forces to create war.

Since it started to stop on Oct. 10, the remains of the 15 hostages were returned to Israel. Another 13 need to be found in Gaza and handed over, a key element of the amnesty agreement.

In Gaza, the Ministry of Health said on Wednesday that Israel had returned the bodies of 30 Palestinians. That brings the number of Palestinian bodies returned to Gaza to 195, of which 57 were identified by families, according to families, working under the Hamas-run government.

Many people gathered outside the Nasser hospital in Khan Younis on Wednesday with funeral prayers over the bodies of 54 Palestinians returned since the beginning of the end.

A senior health official in Gaza said the other bodies yielded “evidence that” the evidence “requires investigation.”

Israel did not offer to identify the bodies or explain their origin. They could include Palestinians who died during the Oct. 7, prisoners who died in custody or bodies taken from Gaza by Israeli forces during the war.

The Israelites who are scheduled to be baptized on Wednesday at the farm writer will all be returned. Sonthaya Oakkharasri was killed during the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks. His remains were returned last week.

Hamas-led forces in that incident killed 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and captured 251 others.

The war between Israel and Hamas has killed more than 68,000 Palestinians, according to Gaza’s health ministry, which does not distinguish between civilians and refugees in its calculations. The service maintains detailed physical records that are seen as trusted by UN agencies and independent experts. Israel has opposed them without providing much of them.