Netanyahu says Israel working in full coordination with Trump on Gaza
ReutersFeb 16, 2025 12:10 PM
JERUSALEM, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Israel and the United States are working in full cooperation on Gaza, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday after a meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio that also covered Iran and the Lebanon ceasefire.
Thanking Rubio for "unequivocal backing" for Israel's policy in Gaza, Netanyahu said Israel and the United States under President Donald Trump shared a common strategy in the Palestinian enclave, where a fragile ceasefire is in effect between Israel and Hamas militants after 15 months of war.
"I want to assure everyone who's now listening to us, President Trump and I are working in full cooperation and coordination between us," he said.
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