Jerusalem
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When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday, they will discuss a Middle East that has undergone radical change.
The US president says a deal to end the war in Gaza is likely. But what’s on offer is politically problematic for Netanyahu – and much as the region has transformed, so has Netanyahu. His drastic change in approach makes it all the more difficult to predict what comes next.
For two years, Israeli jets and special forces have undertaken daring missions, striking targets once thought untouchable, with regional capitals from Doha to Tehran and Damascus bearing the scars of Netanyahu’s…
