According to CoinMeta, and as reported by Axios, Trump's son-in-law Kushner plans to visit Israel next week to discuss the situation in Gaza. This will be Kushner's first visit to Israel since January of this year. The visit coincides with the White House and Trump's Peace Council's efforts to advance the next phase of the Gaza plan, which focuses on disarming Hamas and a possible Israeli withdrawal. The Netanyahu government is highly skeptical about the U.S. Gaza plan, and the upcoming elections in October further increase the political sensitivity of this issue. An American official stated, "We have reached a consensus on strategic goals, but Israel has expressed some concerns about the plan, and we hope to engage in dialogue with them to ensure coordination between both sides." The official also noted that the specific dates of the visit may change. Kushner may also travel to other Middle Eastern countries to hold talks with regional leaders involved in the Gaza issue. This visit indicates that the White House does not want the Israeli elections to hinder the implementation of the next phase of the plan. At the same time, Netanyahu is reluctant to make concessions that could damage his political image, but he also does not wish to conflict with Trump before the elections.