President Trump and his top advisers asked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to change Israel's policies in the West Bank during their meeting on Monday, according to a U.S. official and another source, both with direct knowledge, APA reports, citing Axios.
The U.S. official said the White House thinks a violent escalation in the West Bank would undermine efforts to implement the Gaza peace agreement and prevent the expansion of the Abraham Accords before the end of Trump's term.
Trump and his team expressed concern about the situation in the West Bank and asked Netanyahu to avoid provocative steps and "calm things down," the sources said.
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