Rubio visits Saudi Arabia as Israel, Hamas move closer to end of first phase of ceasefire

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Rubio was in Israel on his first Middle East trip as President Donald Trump's secretary of state, and was slated to leave for Saudi Arabia on Monday.
Hürriyet Daily News
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The comments came a day after Hamas freed three Israeli hostages in exchange for 369 Palestinian prisoners -- the sixth such swap under the ceasefire deal, which the United States helped mediate along with Qatar and Egypt.
International Business Times
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After talks, Secretary of State Marco Rubio called Tehran “the single greatest source of instability in the region,” while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed Trump’s “bold vision for Gaza.”
The Washington Post
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The talks come after US President Donald Trump proposed a US takeover of Gaza and the removal of the two million Palestinians there to neighboring countries.
Saudi Gazette

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