Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu and Peace

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Netanyahu accepts Trump's invitation to join Board of Peace
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel on Wednesday accepted the invitation of U.S. President Donald Trump to join his intergovernmental Board of Peace organization as questions -- and concerns -

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Netanyahu agrees to join Trump’s Gaza Board of Peace after initial pushback
Benjamin Netanyahu joins Donald Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’
Trump debuts global Board of Peace as major G7 allies stay on the sidelines
President Donald Trump officially launched his Board of Peace initiative, barrelling ahead with a project he says will promote geopolitical stability even as its creation spurs rancour and reservation...

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Trump launches his ‘Board of Peace’ that some fear may eventually rival the UN
Trump touts his Board of Peace as 'most prestigious' ever as he embraces 'controversial' mem...
Trump rolls out his Board of Peace at Davos, but many top U.S. allies aren’t participating
The new peace board was initially envisioned as a small group of world leaders overseeing the ceasefire, but it has morphed into something far more ambitious -- and skepticism about its membership and...

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Trump revokes Canada's invitation to join Board of Peace
Trump Announces “Board of Peace” as Biggest Allies Snub His Dumb Idea

Netanyahu weighing US trip for AIPAC conference, White House meeting with Trump

The prime minister's expected trip comes amid public disagreement between Jerusalem and Washington over the make-up of Gaza's Board of Peace.

As Trump threatens Iran strikes, Netanyahu sees golden opportunity

For Netanyahu, toppling Iran would be "a jewel in his crown," a former Israeli diplomat told Newsweek.
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Netanyahu congratulates Trump on first year of term two

Netanyahu congratulates President Trump on the first year of his second term, highlighting close coordination after multiple meetings focused on Gaza ceasefire efforts, Iran, and regional issues.

Rapid escalation, caught off guard: Part of why Netanyahu asked Trump to slow down on Iran

Reports indicated that Israel may have been taken by surprise that Trump had been aloof at first, but was suddenly contemplating an attack on Wednesday.
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