President Trump will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Monday, several people have met with a meeting on Saturday CBS News.

The leaders are expected to focus on the latest Gaza military operations and the new US tariffs announced by Mr. Trump against Israel and other countries, Associate Press reported.

This would be their second meeting of Mr. Trump’s second term. The two of them are the last Washington, DC in FebruaryWhen Mr. Trump discovered his plan To now “take over the gauze” and turn it into a “Riviera of the Middle East”.

The meeting of the two leaders comes in the midst of an increased offensive in Gaza, which the Israeli army said was intended to pressure Hamas to let go of the remaining hostages and, finally, expelled a militant group.

Israel announces new corridors

In the meantime, Israel says he has distributed troops to the newly established security corridor throughout the southern gauze. Netanyahu announced a new corridor of Morag on Saturday and suggested that he would cut off the southern city of Rafah, which Israel ordered evacuated, from the rest of Gaza.

The military statement on Saturday says the troops in the 36th division are arranged in the hallway. It was not immediately clear how many were scheduled or where the hallway was located. Morag is the name of a Jewish settlement that once stood between Rafah and Khan Younis, and Netanyahu suggested that it would pass between cities.

The cards published by the Israeli media showed that the new hallway that leads to the width of the narrow coastal stripe from the east to the west.

Netanyahu said it would be “the second corridor of Philadelphi”, which refers to the side of the border of Gaza with Egypt in the south, which has been under the Israeli control since last May.

Israel also re -confirm control of Netzarim’s corridor leaving the northern third of Gaza, including the city of Gaza, from the rest of the tape. The corridors of Philadelphy and Netzari run from the Israeli border to the Mediterranean Sea.

Hamas says the situation is “very dangerous” for hostage

Hamas, which Israel and now has long been declared by a terrorist organization and before performing brutal on October 7, 2023. The attack on Israel that caused War in GazaHe said on Friday that the Israeli offensive offensive in Gaza was creating a “very dangerous” situation for hostages still holding there. He warned that half of the living prisoners were in areas where the Israeli army ordered the evacuation.

“Half of the living Israeli (hostages) is located in areas that the Israeli occupation army has asked to be evacuated in recent days,” said Abu Promid, a spokesman for the Hamas armed wing, in a statement, AFP reported. “We decided not to convey them (hostages) … but (this situation) is very dangerous to their lives.”

Hamas says he will only release the remaining 59 hostages – which is believed to be 24 – in exchange for the release of more Palestinian prisoners, permanent tribute and Israeli drawing from Gaza. The group rejected the demands that she laid her hands or left the territory.

Israel issued great evacuation commands for parts of the northern gauze ahead of the expected extensions in its terrestrial operations. The UN Humanitarian Office has announced that about 280,000 Palestinians have been displaced since Israel has suddenly completed a truce with Hamas last month who are US mediators, Egypt and Qatar.

In order to press Hamas, Israel has imposed Monthly blockage Food, fuel and humanitarian aid that left civilians facing acute deficiency because supplies disappear – the tactic for which the groups for real say is a war crime. Israel said earlier this week that enough food had entered Gaza during a six -week cessation to withstand about 2 million Palestinians of the territory for a long time.

The war began when the militants led by Hamas attacked Southern Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and taking 251 hostages, most of whom were released in the dealership agreements and other contracts. Israel saved eight living hostages and recovered dozens of bodies.

More than 50,000 Palestinians were killed in Gaza as part of the Israeli offensive, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, which does not say whether they were killed civilians or fighters. The Ministry says more than half of the killed were women and children. Israel says he killed about 20,000 militants without giving evidence.

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