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\n US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem as he kicked off his first tour of the Middle East.
\n ADVERTISEMENTUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio began his first tour of the Middle East since becoming the US top diplomat with a visit to Israel.Rubio met with Israel\u2019s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday, where the pair discussed US President Donald Trump\u2019s controversial proposal to transfer the Palestinian population out of the Gaza strip and permanently relocate them in other countries.At a joint press conference with Netanyahu, Rubio acknowledged that Trump\u2019s views were bold, and may have shocked or surprised many, but insisted a change is needed to secure a different future for the region.\u201cwhat cannot continue is the same cycle where we repeat over and over again and wind up in the exact same place,\u201d said Rubio.Rubio says Trump\u2019s plan required courage to outline as he praised the 47th US President for his \u201cclear and unambiguous\u201d speaking style. The US Secretary of State also noted that Hamas must be completely eliminated and eradicated to ensure a lasting peace.\u201cHamas cannot continue as a military or government force. And frankly, as long as it stands as a force that can govern or as a force that can administer, or as a force that can threaten by use of violence, peace becomes impossible.\u201dNetanyahu signalled on Sunday that he was moving ahead with Trump\u2019s proposal. The plan was announced last week in the White House after the Israeli premier met the US president in Washington. Netanyahu calls the proposal the \u201conly viable plan to enable a different future\u201d.Netanyahu says he and Trump are working in \u201cfull cooperation and coordination\u201d, before praising Trump and calling him \u201cthe greatest friend that Israel has ever had in the White House\u201d.The Israeli leader also warned that the \u201cgates of hell will be opened\u201d if Hamas does not comply with terms of the ceasefire agreement. He added that he\u2019s been discussing Israel\u2019s response in that case with Trump, but didn\u2019t offer more detail on what was planned.\u201cWe have a common strategy and we can\u2019t always share the details of this strategy with the public\u201d, said Netanyahu.Rubio and Netanyahu also discussed an array of other regional issues. Netanyahu announced that Israel is committed to the ceasefire understandings with Lebanon and says he expects the new Lebanese government to display equal commitment.Syria was also on the agenda, where the pair discussed Israeli responses to any conflicts or violence that may arise. Israel says it is ready to defend itself against any attacks on its territory and warned of escalating tensions or provoking them.Rubio will be visiting Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates next as part of his tour. In Riyadh, Rubio and his delegation are also set to meet with Ukrainian and Russian officials to discuss ways to end the almost three-year long war on Ukraine.The US Secretary of State has opted to skip Egypt and Jordan, two regional US allies, after they refused to accept any influx of Palestinian refugees, to which Trump warned he might slash US aid if they don\u2019t comply, carrying devastating consequences to both countries\u2019 economies.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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