Tel Aviv, (Hornpost)– Israeli newspaper Israel Hayom has released new details about the latest phone conversation between US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, following the US military strike on Iran.
The report indicates that the talks resulted in a significant agreement impacting the future of the region, particularly regarding Gaza and diplomatic relations between Arab countries and Israel.
Key Points of the Agreement:
The conflict in Gaza will be brought to an end within two weeks.
Hamas leadership will be completely removed from Gaza and deported.
Governance of Gaza will be transferred to Arab countries led by the UAE and Egypt.
All prisoners will be released.
Open pathways will be created to allow Palestinians in Gaza to freely relocate to other countries if they wish.
Formal diplomatic relations will be established between Israel and Saudi Arabia & Syria.
Other Arab and Muslim countries will join normalization agreements with Israel.
Israel officially supports a two-state solution, conditioned on the restructuring of the Palestinian administration.
The US will recognize Israeli sovereignty over parts of the West Bank.
Participants in the Talks:
Donald Trump, President of the United States
Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel
Marco Rubio, US Secretary of State
Ron Dermer, Netanyahu’s closest advisor and the strategist behind his administration’s policies
These talks are seen as an important step towards building lasting peace and stability in the region, with the situation in Gaza, Arab-Israeli relations, and Palestinian territorial issues at the forefront.
Further details on the implementation of these agreements are expected to be announced soon.

Hornpost staff reporter
Abdikarim Saed Salah
Abdikarim Saed Salah is Editor-in-Chief and Founder of HornPost.com, an independent Hargeisa-based news platform covering Somaliland, the Horn of Africa, East Africa, the Red Sea and international affairs. A journalist, television presenter, producer and geopolitical analyst, he has more than 15 years of experience in broadcast journalism, digital media, reporting and diplomacy. He works with Horn Cable TV and focuses on politics, elections, security, foreign policy and conflict. He holds a BA in Journalism and an MA in International Relations.

