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According to the source, Israel’s preliminary move to reduce tariffs on American goods was positively received by the administration. In addition, Israel Hayom has learned that security issues will be at the center of discussions between Trump and Netanyahu.
According to a Palestinian source, Egypt is optimistic about the proposal’s chances of success, in light of the upcoming meeting between Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump. The source also added that “Hamas has shown flexibility regarding the day after the ceasefire.”
This higher-than-expected figure represents the first estimate provided by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) as it assesses what remains of Assad's military program. Israeli strikes may have complicated efforts to secure Syrian chemical weapons, expert tells US paper.
Two foreign nationals arrived at the famous Széchenyi Chain Bridge, which spans the Danube River and had been decorated with Israeli flags for the prime minister’s visit. The pair began tearing the flags down, ripping them and throwing them into the river.