President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu met at Mar-a-Lago, presenting a united front but revealing no concrete progress on the Gaza ceasefire’s second phase. Trump made some contested claims about potential pardon for Netanyahu, which Israel’s presidency disputed, whereas he also went on to issue warnings for Hamas and Iran.
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