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The article discusses statements by Jared Kushner, a counselor and former son-in-law of U.S. President Donald Trump, regarding the Trump administration's role in pressuring Israel to reach an agreement over Gaza, exploiting Israel's international isolation following its attack on Doha. Kushner affirmed that the Israeli assault on Doha was militarily unsuccessful but increased Israel's isolation, which created an opportunity to exert political pressure to achieve understandings in Gaza. Meanwhile, the Likud Party denies that U.S. pressure is the main factor, attributing the agreements to Israeli military pressure and asserting that Netanyahu's decision to send the army into Gaza and target Hamas leaders in Qatar was a direct result of Trump's pressures. The matters also relate to the Trump administration's approach to dealing with the issues in Gaza, Iran, and Ukraine. Kushner acknowledges the difficulty of reaching solutions in complex conflict files but cites the Abraham Accords as an example of successful political achievement.
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