Share this
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not attend the Gaza summit in Egypt scheduled for Monday. His office confirmed the decision, citing a scheduling conflict with a Jewish holiday.
The high-level meeting is set to take place in the Egyptian resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh.
Netanyahu Declines Invitation to Gaza Summit
Story continues below: Continue reading this full article →
Prime Minister Netanyahu received a direct invitation from US President Donald Trump to attend the conference. However, the Israeli leader formally declined the invitation.
His office released a statement explaining the reason for his absence. The timing coincides with the start of Simhat Torah.
As detailed in the complete version, there are several key factors to consider.
This Jewish holiday begins Monday evening and continues until sunset on Tuesday. Netanyahu thanked President Trump for the invitation but stated he would be unable to participate due to the religious observance.
Egyptian Presidency Confirms Invitation
Earlier, the Egyptian presidency announced that Netanyahu had been invited. This followed a phone call between US President Donald Trump, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, and the Israeli premier.
The upcoming Gaza summit in Egypt aims to address critical regional issues. The absence of the Israeli leader at this Gaza summit highlights the complex diplomatic scheduling involved.
International observers will watch closely as discussions proceed at the Gaza summit without Netanyahu’s direct participation. This development marks a significant moment in the ongoing diplomatic efforts surrounding the region.
Full Story: Read full article
Be the first to comment