Trump: We seek to settle the conflict in Gaza Strip
July 29, 202584 ViewsRead Time: 1 minutes
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US President Donald Trump said he seeks to settle the conflict in the Gaza Strip, noting ongoing coordination with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
In a statement to the British network "Sky News" during his visit to Scotland, Trump said "both parties are working together" and that "efforts are underway to settle matters".
Regarding his visit, Trump explained that he will return soon to Washington, saying: "We will play a quick round, then I will return to Washington and we will extinguish fires around the world".
He added: "As you know, we stopped a war, but there are nearly 5 other wars. This is much more important than playing golf, although I love the game, but this is more important".
Trump said on Monday that reaching an agreement to stop the fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza is "possible".
Trump also clarified that Israel faces a fateful decision regarding the next stage in Gaza, especially after withdrawing from negotiations for a ceasefire and hostage exchange with Hamas.
In a statement to the British network "Sky News" during his visit to Scotland, Trump said "both parties are working together" and that "efforts are underway to settle matters".
Regarding his visit, Trump explained that he will return soon to Washington, saying: "We will play a quick round, then I will return to Washington and we will extinguish fires around the world".
He added: "As you know, we stopped a war, but there are nearly 5 other wars. This is much more important than playing golf, although I love the game, but this is more important".
Trump said on Monday that reaching an agreement to stop the fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza is "possible".
Trump also clarified that Israel faces a fateful decision regarding the next stage in Gaza, especially after withdrawing from negotiations for a ceasefire and hostage exchange with Hamas.
