Trump Hints at Possible Permanent Agreement with Iran
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that there is a strong chance of reaching a deal with Hamas for the release of a large number of hostages, emphasizing, "We are very close to a deal regarding Gaza."
Trump added, "We are working on many issues with Israel, and we might reach a permanent agreement with Iran," confirming, "I will discuss with Netanyahu the possibility of working on a long-term agreement with Iran."
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