Vance met with Netanyahu in Jerusalem

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a meeting in Jerusalem on October 22, 2025. They discussed the challenges facing the regions, reports The Guardian.

Complex Tasks and Optimism

Vance emphasized that the disarmament of Hamas and the reconstruction of Gaza are only part of a complex task. He noted the importance of improving the lives of Gaza’s residents and ensuring Israel’s security. The Vice President expressed optimism about the adherence to the ceasefire agreement brokered by the U.S.

Netanyahu, in turn, stated that Israel’s security is a priority that serves the interests of both countries.

“A strong Israel is the key to stabilizing the region,” the Prime Minister emphasized.

Ceasefire and New Alliances

According to Vance, the ceasefire in Gaza could contribute to expanding Israel’s alliances in the Middle East. This opens up new opportunities for diplomacy and cooperation.

Governance in Gaza

Netanyahu added that ideas for governing Gaza after the conflict were discussed. This is an important step for ensuring long-term stability.

Vance also noted that Western media can influence the perception of the ceasefire but emphasized that long-term peace requires time and effort.

The meeting in Jerusalem was an important step in strengthening relations and seeking solutions to complex regional issues. Time will tell how these efforts will impact the future of the region.