Summary
Benjamin Netanyahu will launch his campaign for Israel's next general election on Tuesday, with Donald Trump at his side.
Haaretz
Trump has meanwhile repeatedly touted a plan to "clean out" Gaza, calling for Palestinians to move to neighboring countries such as Egypt or Jordan, despite all those parties strongly rejecting his proposal.
Hürriyet Daily News
Trump is guarded about the long-term prospects for the truce, even as he takes credit for pressuring Hamas and Israel into the hostage and ceasefire agreement that went into effect the day before he returned to office last month.
Time
The president will welcome the Israeli prime minister to the White House for his first in-person meeting with another world leader since returning to power.
The New York Times
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