It's a crucial meeting. It is not clear whether Trump is in the same place Witkoff and Kushner are.

Bibi is trying to convince a one-man audience.

The question is whether Trump will side with him or with his top advisers when it comes to Gaza.

Who knows what Trump will choose?

It's J.D., Marco, Jared, Steve, Susie. He (Bibi) has lost them.

The only one he has left is the president, who still likes him, but even he wants to see the Gaza deal moving faster than it is right now.

It's felt for some time like the Israelis have buyer's remorse.

Implementing the Gaza deal is hard enough, but the Israelis sometimes do things that make it even harder.

Sometimes we feel the IDF commanders on the ground are just trigger-happy.

We need to help them normalize with the U.K. before we help them normalize with Saudi Arabia.

We laid out to Netanyahu all the opportunities and the challenges.

President Trump is bullish that he can help him with all of that, but not if the policy continues as it is now.

This Sunday in Florida, I will have a meeting with Trump.

The 20-point plan that we worked on is 90% ready.

Our task is to make sure that everything is 100% ready. It's not easy, and no one says that 100% will be right away.

But, nevertheless, we must bring the desired result closer with each such meeting, each such conversation.

We have prepared the first drafts of several documents. There are some issues that only we can discuss at the leadership level.

We will talk about security guarantees.

I am grateful to both sides for the fact that the document was really very good.