Prime Minister Netanyahu faces mounting pressure from Trump and his coalition as a detailed US plan seeks to end the Gaza war and pave a path to peace. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is heading into a critical week,

Vance thanked Netanyahu for the country’s hospitality, saying he was “very excited to sit down and work together” on advancing the White House’s peace plan for the Gaza Strip.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he's prepared to "give peace a chance" — but "the way you purchase peace is through strength," he told "CBS Mornings" co-host Tony Dokoupil Tuesday in Tel Aviv.

The Trump administration strategy is to try to keep Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel from resuming an all-out assault against Hamas, U.S. officials said.

The Israeli military said the ceasefire went into effect midday local time. Now Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under pressure — including from President Donald Trump — to keep the peace.

After Jerusalem meet, leaders hail bond of 'common goals'; Vance says deal could 'unlock' wider peace, warns of challenges ahead; Herzog urges him to work for return of all hostages

Netanyahu also urged Middle Eastern countries to pursue peace in the region by embracing Trump’s historic Abraham Accords.

But this month Trump managed to push Netanyahu into accepting his framework for a broader peace deal while persuading other Middle Eastern countries to convince Hamas to return all the Israeli hostages, its main leverage in the war. The work could get harder from here, however.