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Negotiators from the United States, Iran and Qatar have expressed serious concerns that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could take unilateral action to resume fighting in Gaza, potentially torpedoing ongoing ceasefire negotiations, according to officials familiar with the matter speaking to the Times of Israel.

The officials indicated that all sides in the negotiations are very concerned about Netanyahu potentially taking action either with or without Trump’s approval that could result in renewed hostilities. The statement reflects deep tensions between the Israeli government and international mediators working to end the conflict.

The concerns highlight ongoing friction over Gaza ceasefire terms, with negotiations remaining fragile and contingent on maintaining commitment from all parties involved in the peace process.

Sources: Walla, Times of Israel, Ynet