In the United States, they talked about Trump's attempts to convince Netanyahu to agree to a truce with Hamas

US President Donald Trump is making efforts to convince Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to conclude a cease-fire agreement with the Palestinian Hamas movement. This was reported on June 27 by the American magazine Newsweek, citing a source.

"The president is working very hard to convince the Israelis that the time has come, now that they are done with the Iran issue," the newspaper quoted the source as saying.

According to the magazine, the head of the White House expects that a temporary truce can develop into a long-term settlement of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the release of hostages and a permanent cease-fire.

Starvation zones: The IDF reported chaos in the Gaza Strip

Hamas is not in control of the situation: looting and armed clashes between militants have become more frequent, sources confirm

Trump said on Friday, June 27, that perhaps a truce in the Gaza Strip would be reached in a week. According to him, the United States supplies a lot of money and food to the enclave.