Netanyahu forced into tactical retreat under pressure from international community

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly been compelled to take a tactical retreat amid significant pressure from the international community and former U.S. President Donald Trump. This decision follows an agreement influenced by G7 nations, including France, the United Kingdom, and Canada, which recognized Palestine at the United Nations, defying both Israel and the U.S.

Sources indicate that Netanyahu"s failed military strike against Qatar played a crucial role in turning Trump against him, prompting the former president to exert pressure on Israel to cease its ongoing conflict. Concurrently, Israel is initiating a counter-attack in U.S. media, including its acquisition of TikTok and CBS, which may allow the country to regain some influence during this strategic pause.

Additionally, the rearmament of Iran and the expulsion of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) by the Iranian regime have raised concerns. Observers suggest that Israel may face either a significant diplomatic agreement with Tehran regarding its nuclear program or a direct confrontation. Addressing this situation may have necessitated Israel"s withdrawal from Gaza.

For related coverage, see Trump discusses plans for rebuilding Gaza.

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