Netanyahus visit to the US could be crucial to a ceasefire deal. But does he want one?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been kept in power by right-wing coalition partners who have threatened to bolt if he cuts a ceasefire deal that ends the war.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjaminon Monday to far less fanfare than he would have expected just a day earlier.

His highly-anticipated visit – chock-full of meetings with top US officials and a prized address to Congress – will now undoubtedly be overshadowed by US President Joe Biden’s of the presidential race. But as detailed ceasefire negotiations aimed at turning a framework agreement into a final deal stretch into their third week, Netanyahu’s visit

...in 2021. “He was very early— like, earlier than most. I haven’t spoken to him since. F**k him.”Netanyahu will have plenty of opportunities to assess whether that sentiment still stands as he meets with Trump allies in Washington this week. There are currently no known plans forhim to meetwith Trump.