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Trump & Netanyahu Summit: Key Developments

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December 30, 2025
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Palm Beach, Florida: President Donald Trump hosted Prime Minister Netanyahu to discuss the second phase of the fragile Gaza ceasefire and regional security. The meeting concluded with high-stakes rhetoric aimed at de-escalating threats through a show of force.  

Key Highlights:

  • Ultimatum to Hamas: Trump stated that Hamas would be given a “very short period” to disarm. He warned that failure to comply with the ceasefire terms would result in catastrophic consequences for the group.  
  • Warning to Iran: Following US and Israeli strikes earlier in 2025, Trump warned that any attempt by Tehran to restore targeted nuclear sites or ballistic missile stockpiles would be “eradicated” quickly.  
  • Gaza Ceasefire Phase Two: The leaders discussed the transition to a technocratic Palestinian government and an international stabilization force, though Trump emphasized that disarmament is a non-negotiable prerequisite.  
  • The “Israel Prize”: In a historic move, Netanyahu announced that Trump would be awarded the Israel Prize, the nation’s highest civilian honor, marking the first time it has been gifted to a non-Israeli citizen.
Tags: Ali ShamkhaniBenjamin NetanyahuDonald TrumpGaza CeasefireHamas DisarmamentIran Nuclear ProgramIsrael PrizeMar-a-Lago Summit 2025Middle East SecurityUS-Israel relations
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