It took Biden, Trump and Qatar to do what one Israeli prime minister should have done

Haaretz

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Joe Biden’s farewell address last Wednesday ending four years in the White House and a half-century as a Washington political hack serves as a tone-deaf sour-note reminder of how very grateful we should be that he is leaving.
Newsmax
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After initially delaying over a "last-minute crisis" blamed on Hamas, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has opted to move forward with the Gaza ceasefire deal, which won the approval of his security cabinet on Friday.
Newsweek
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Indeed, Trump was quick to assert he was the crucial force behind the deal, claiming credit before Biden had even opened his mouth: “This EPIC ceasefire agreement could have only happened as a result of our Historic Victory in November, as it signaled to the entire World that my Administration would seek Peace and negotiate deals to ensure the safety of all Americans, and our Allies,” he wrote on his social media site Truth Social.
Politico Europe
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She discusses, too, the role of Donald Trump – who will once again become US president on Monday – in pushing Israel to the negotiating table over the past weeks.
Guardian

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