The prime minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu returned to Tel -Aviv at the end of his visit to Washington; Negotiate with their allies of ministers on the right and the extreme right on issues that impede the agreement on the ceasefire in gas.
Since Netanyahu ended his visit to the American capital, which lasted from Monday to Thursday, without announcing an agreement on a truce in Gaza, a former Israeli minister, Yossi Pilin, spoke about an important understanding between the Israeli Prime Minister and President Donald Trump and others, adding that Netanyahu did not bother to get around his Allichts, such as two ministers in Salafel.
Meanwhile, on Friday, the United Nations announced that about 800 people were killed in the gas sector, while they were waiting for assistance from May 27, most of them are near the centers controlled by the Gaza Humanitarian Fund, supported by the United States and Israel.
