Cracks are emerging in the once-close Trump–Netanyahu relationship as Washington moves ahead with a Gaza advisory board that sidelines Israel’s objections. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly acknowledged a dispute with President Donald Trump, rejecting any role for Turkish or Qatari troops in Gaza, even as Israel’s opposition accuses him of losing influence in Washington. The standoff highlights growing friction over post-war Gaza governance and the next phase of Trump’s peace plan.
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