El primer ministro israelí, Benjamin Netanyahu, dijo que viajará a Washington, D.C., la próxima semana para reunirse con el presidente Trump y otros funcionarios mientras continúan los ataques en Gaza. Debora Patta, corresponsal de CBS News, tiene la última información.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to visit Washington for talks with President Trump as fighting persists in Gaza. The meeting is expected to focus on efforts to secure a ceasefire and the release of hostages between Israel and Hamas, with the United States applying pressure on Netanyahu to bring an end to the violence.

The visit occurs against a backdrop of ongoing humanitarian concerns in Gaza, where aid distribution has been severely restricted and reports indicate civilians have been killed near aid hubs. Netanyahu also faces internal political challenges, including a postponed corruption trial and pressure from his coalition to continue military operations. Meanwhile, President Trump has called for Netanyahu's trial to be dropped and suggested US military support could be reconsidered if the trial proceeds, though judicial independence limits both leaders' influence over the case.

Netanyahu dice que irá a Washington para reunirse con Trump

El presidente Trump se reunirá con el primer ministro israelí Benjamin Netanyahu en la Casa Blanca la próxima semana en medio de un impulso del presidente para asegurar un alto el fuego y la liberación de rehenes entre Israel y Hamás. La reunión se produce mientras continúan los combates en Gaza, con más de 70 muertos según los informes en todo el enclave ayer, incluidas al menos 30 personas en un ataque aéreo israelí sobre un café frente al mar en la ciudad de Gaza. Para más información, quiero traer a la corresponsal de CBS News Debra Pada, que está siguiendo los acontecimientos para nosotros desde Jerusalén. Debra, muchas gracias por unirte a nosotros. El alto el fuego entre Israel e Irán parece mantenerse, pero ¿cómo están las cosas para asegurar el fin de la guerra? a la violencia en Gaza? Bueno, Michael, no hay duda de que EE.UU. está presionando al Primer Ministro Benjamin Netanyahu para asegurar ese alto el fuego. Pero esto es lo que estará en la mente de Netanyahu mientras se dirige a los EE.UU. la próxima semana. Está siendo juzgado por corrupción y soborno, pero los procedimientos han sido aplazados en repetidas ocasiones. a petición suya, incluida una vista prevista para esta semana. Netanyahu está en deuda con su facción de derechas en la coalición gobernante para mantenerse en el poder. Han amenazado con retirarse y derrumbar su gobierno si pone fin a la guerra sin derrotar a Hamás. Lo que realmente significa la derrota siempre ha sido algo vago, y los críticos dicen que Netanyahu necesita permanecer en el poder para evitar una posible condena por fraude y penas de prisión. Y también has visto al presidente Trump dando el - es un paso sin precedentes de pidiendo que se abandone el juicio de Netanyahu e insinuando que podría retirar la ayuda estadounidense. el apoyo militar estadounidense, que ha sido de unos 4.000 millones de dólares para Israel, si hace adelante. Eso ciertamente levantó cejas aquí. Pero aquí está la cosa. Es un proceso judicial independiente que ni Trump ni Netanyahu tienen el poder de controlar, Michael. Y Deborah, quiero preguntar, hemos visto día tras día informes de personas muertas tratando de conseguir ayuda en Gaza. ¿Cuál es la situación de la ayuda? Bueno, como usted dice, todos los días, los palestinos desesperados por alimentos tienen que jugar con la muerte en Gaza. Testigos oculares han dicho repetidamente a CBS News que la gente está siendo asesinada por disparos de las FDI, en su mayoría cerca de los puntos de distribución de ayuda que se han establecido por el apoyo de EE.UU. Gaza Humanitaria Fundación. La GHF dice que no tiene control sobre lo que ocurre allí, pero desde que se hicieron cargo y sustituyeron 400 puestos de distribución de ayuda por sólo cuatro, ha habido repetidos asesinatos en masa cuando la gente va y viene de estos centros, según testigos presenciales. Ahora, las FDI dicen que están investigando los incidentes. Niegan haber disparado deliberadamente contra palestinos. Pero admiten que civiles han sido dañados y dicen que están investigando los comandos que se dan a las fuerzas. Pero hoy, 130 organizaciones humanitarias, entre ellas algunas de las mayores ONG del mundo, han pedido que se cierren las operaciones de la GHF, diciendo que la fundación está violando básicamente todas las normas de la labor humanitaria, como obligar a dos millones de personas a vivir hacinadas. y militarizadas donde podrían ser asesinadas. Michael. De acuerdo. Deborah Pata en Jerusalén.

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