President Donald Trump said on Monday that the United States and Iran were beginning direct talks on Tehran's nuclear program, a surprise announcement after Iranian officials had appeared to rebuff U.S. calls for such negotiations. But in a sign of the difficult path ahead to any deal between the two geopolitical foes, Trump issued a stark warning that if the talks are unsuccessful, "Iran is going to be in great danger."
(Reuters)

Nearly 400,000 Palestinians have been displaced in the Gaza Strip since Israel resumed military operations on March 18, a United Nations spokesperson said Monday. “In Gaza, survivors have been repeatedly displaced and forced to move to an ever-shrinking area where their basic needs cannot be met,” said Stéphane Dujarric, spokesperson for UN Secretary-General António Guterres.
(AFP)

U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday described the Gaza Strip as “a tremendous piece of real estate” and said the U.S. plans to take control of the territory. “It’s a great place. I don’t understand why Israel gave it up,” he said in remarks from the White House. Trump added that “many countries” are willing to take in Gaza residents and proposed turning the area into a “free zone.” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, speaking alongside Trump, said: “People should have freedom of choice. Some countries are ready to receive Gazans and are responding to the president’s vision.”
(Ynetnews)

U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday the United States is working on a new trade agreement with Israel, underscoring the depth of the bilateral relationship. “We help Israel a lot. We provide billions and billions of dollars every year,” Trump said in remarks at the White House. “We’re no longer helping our enemies, but we do help our friends.”
(Ynetnews)

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday he and U.S. President Donald Trump also discussed developments in Syria, expressing concern about growing Turkish influence there. “We don’t want Syria to be used by Turkey,” Netanyahu said, noting the two leaders talked about ways to avoid further conflict in the region.
(Ynetnews)

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday he and U.S. President Donald Trump discussed the situation in Gaza and are working on “another deal.” He added that “the people of Gaza should have the choice to go wherever,” without elaborating on possible relocation plans or destinations.
(Ynetnews)

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that Israel plans to eliminate its trade deficit with the United States and remove existing trade barriers. “I spoke to [U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard] Lutnick yesterday,” Netanyahu said, following his meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House.
(Ynetnews)

U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday he held a “great discussion” with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on trade and the Iranian threat during their meeting at the White House. Speaking after the meeting, Trump confirmed that the United States has begun direct talks with Iran and indicated that negotiations will continue on Saturday. “We are having direct talks with Iran. They have started, and they’ll go on Saturday,” Trump said, describing the current situation as “dangerous territory” but reiterating that a diplomatic deal is preferable.
(Ynetnews)

Terrorists threw stones at an Israeli vehicle in the northern West Bank town of Huwara, causing damage but no injuries, the IDF said Monday. Security forces arrested three suspects in connection with the attack.
(Yoav Zitun)

One person was killed in an Israeli strike in Taybeh in southern Lebanon, Qatar-based broadcaster Al Araby reported on Monday citing a security source.
(Lior Ben Ari)

President Donald Trump said on Monday that the United States and Iran were beginning direct talks on Tehran's nuclear program, a surprise announcement after Iranian officials had appeared to rebuff U.S. calls for such negotiations. But in a sign of the difficult path ahead to any deal between the two geopolitical foes, Trump issued a stark warning that if the talks are unsuccessful, "Iran is going to be in great danger."
(Reuters)

Nearly 400,000 Palestinians have been displaced in the Gaza Strip since Israel resumed military operations on March 18, a United Nations spokesperson said Monday. “In Gaza, survivors have been repeatedly displaced and forced to move to an ever-shrinking area where their basic needs cannot be met,” said Stéphane Dujarric, spokesperson for UN Secretary-General António Guterres.
(AFP)

U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday described the Gaza Strip as “a tremendous piece of real estate” and said the U.S. plans to take control of the territory. “It’s a great place. I don’t understand why Israel gave it up,” he said in remarks from the White House. Trump added that “many countries” are willing to take in Gaza residents and proposed turning the area into a “free zone.” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, speaking alongside Trump, said: “People should have freedom of choice. Some countries are ready to receive Gazans and are responding to the president’s vision.”
(Ynetnews)

U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday the United States is working on a new trade agreement with Israel, underscoring the depth of the bilateral relationship. “We help Israel a lot. We provide billions and billions of dollars every year,” Trump said in remarks at the White House. “We’re no longer helping our enemies, but we do help our friends.”
(Ynetnews)

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday he and U.S. President Donald Trump also discussed developments in Syria, expressing concern about growing Turkish influence there. “We don’t want Syria to be used by Turkey,” Netanyahu said, noting the two leaders talked about ways to avoid further conflict in the region.
(Ynetnews)

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday he and U.S. President Donald Trump discussed the situation in Gaza and are working on “another deal.” He added that “the people of Gaza should have the choice to go wherever,” without elaborating on possible relocation plans or destinations.
(Ynetnews)

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that Israel plans to eliminate its trade deficit with the United States and remove existing trade barriers. “I spoke to [U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard] Lutnick yesterday,” Netanyahu said, following his meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House.
(Ynetnews)

U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday he held a “great discussion” with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on trade and the Iranian threat during their meeting at the White House. Speaking after the meeting, Trump confirmed that the United States has begun direct talks with Iran and indicated that negotiations will continue on Saturday. “We are having direct talks with Iran. They have started, and they’ll go on Saturday,” Trump said, describing the current situation as “dangerous territory” but reiterating that a diplomatic deal is preferable.
(Ynetnews)

Terrorists threw stones at an Israeli vehicle in the northern West Bank town of Huwara, causing damage but no injuries, the IDF said Monday. Security forces arrested three suspects in connection with the attack.
(Yoav Zitun)

One person was killed in an Israeli strike in Taybeh in southern Lebanon, Qatar-based broadcaster Al Araby reported on Monday citing a security source.
(Lior Ben Ari)