President Donald Trump's first visit from a foreign leader in his second term proved to be a monumental one, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a meeting at the White House to discuss the next phase of the ceasefire that was co-brokered by the U.S.
The two appeared at a joint press conference in the Oval Office, stressing their solidarity and commitment to resolving the Palestinian crisis. Trump said the key is to find an "alternative" for refugees of Gaza, which he called a "demolition zone" that "has been unlucky" for its citizens.
