President Donald Trump is weighing a visit to Israel next month, contingent on the outcome of ongoing negotiations with Hamas over a ceasefire and the release of hostages, according to a report by Ynet citing American and Israeli officials.

A U.S. official told Ynet that while Trump is scheduled to travel to the United Kingdom September 17�19 at the invitation of King Charles III, a stop in Israel is �possible� but �not certain and not finalized.�

The official said the likelihood of the trip �depends on developments in the talks on a ceasefire and an end to the war in Gaza. Trump would like to come to Israel if the negotiations succeed.�

An Israeli official confirmed that �there are feelers about a possible visit by Trump,� but stressed that �nothing concrete� has been arranged and that plans remain �up in the air.�

Mediators have been working in recent days to revive prospects for a ceasefire after the most recent round of talks ended in an impasse. Prime Minister Netanyahu�s government recently approved a plan to seize Gaza City in October, leaving a two-month window for potential breakthroughs in negotiations.

Netanyahu reiterated this week that Israel will not accept any partial agreements, insisting on a comprehensive deal that secures the release of all hostages and ends the war under Israel�s terms.

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