Israeli PM appoints advisor with Trump ties to lead ceasefire talks

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Jerusalem, Feb 19: An Israeli official said that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has appointed a close confidant to lead negotiations for the second stage of the ceasefire with Hamas.
The US-born Ron Dermer is a Cabinet minister who’s widely seen as Netanyahu’s closest adviser. He previously served as Israel’s ambassador to the US and is a former Republican activist with strong ties to the Trump White House.
The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the appointment has not been officially announced.
Dermer currently serves as Israel’s strategic affairs minister, where he has been a key player in relations with the US as well as Gulf Arab countries.
Israel and Hamas have yet to negotiate a second and more difficult phase of the ceasefire, and the first ends in early March.
Palestinians and Arab countries have universally rejected US President Donald Trump’s proposal to remove the Palestinian population from Gaza and take over the territory. (AP)

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