Netanyahu Sees Trump's Win as Key to Ending Israel's Conflicts
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Following Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to take steps to end conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon, potentially as a gesture to Trump. Middle Eastern officials express hope that Trump's presidency could lead to significant diplomatic deals, including a U.S.-Iran agreement and progress towards a two-state solution. However, there are concerns that Trump's close relationship with Netanyahu might lead to intensified conflicts, particularly in Gaza, and potential annexation of the West Bank.
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