US Prez meets Israel PM on Gaza ceasefire

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WASHINGTON, July 25

US President Joe Biden and Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held talks at White House on Thursday on an elusive ceasefire to the 9-month-old Gaza war, with Vice-President Kamala Harris due to meet the Israeli leader later in the day.

It was the first face-to-face talks for the two men since Biden traveled to Israel days after Hamas’ October 7 attack, hugged Netanyahu and pledged American support. The visit coincides with a shift in American politics. — Reuters

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