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STANDARD DIPLOMATIC UNVERIFIED

US Envoy Kushner to Visit Israel for Gaza Ceasefire Negotiations

Aug 14, 2026 09:26 AM CT Jerusalem, Israel diplomacy,US-Israel relations,Gaza ceasefire,Trump administration

Summary

Jared Kushner, envoy for US President Donald Trump, is scheduled to visit Israel to discuss a proposed Gaza plan previously rejected by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This diplomatic engagement represents an attempt by the United States to mediate the conflict and potentially de-escalate tensions in the region, directly impacting the humanitarian and political trajectory of the Gaza war.

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Kushner to visit Israel to discuss Trump's Gaza plan US President Donald Trump's envoy and son-in-law Jared Kushner will visit Israel next week to discuss Trump's Gaza plan recently rejected by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, officials said on Friday. Kushner and Nickolay Mladenov, t...

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United States MEDIATOR

Deploying envoy Jared Kushner to negotiate a peace plan for Gaza.

Israel NEUTRAL

Hosting US envoy to discuss the previously rejected Gaza plan.

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