Netanyahu believes no US troops needed in Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday said that US troops are not needed in the Gaza Strip. "No!" Netanyahu told reporters in Congress, when asked if he thinks US troops are needed in Gaza to make President Donald Trump's plan peaceful. Netanyahu headed to Congress to talk with lawmakers as part of his visit to Washington, DC.
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