In a significant diplomatic development poised to reshape Middle Eastern geopolitics, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Jordan’s King Abdullah are set for critical meetings with former U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington. Netanyahu’s talks, scheduled for Tuesday, will focus on strategic issues such as the recent hostage deal with Hamas, tensions in Gaza, and challenges posed by Iran. Meanwhile, King Abdullah’s visit on February 11 will address shared concerns over regional stability and security. These engagements are crucial as they occur amidst a leadership transition in the Israel Defense Forces and broader regional security challenges, underscoring the complex web of alliances and the pursuit of peace through diplomacy. Observers worldwide will be closely watching these talks for indications of future stability or escalating tensions in the region.
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