Netanyahu to Visit US on July 27, Set to Discuss Iran Situation with Trump, ICC
- On Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu departed for Washington to meet U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday at the White House, marking their eighth meeting since Trump returned to office.
- The meeting follows a U.S. decision to pause military strikes against Tehran over the weekend; Iran reciprocated by suspending its own attacks as long as the pause endures.
- Netanyahu faces an October 27 election while struggling in opinion polls; he previously confirmed strains with Trump, who called him "fucking crazy" during a June phone call.
- In an apparent gesture to Trump, Israel announced Sunday it would allow a multinational security force into Gaza, while Netanyahu stated the talks aim to "expand the circle of peace around us."
- Beyond regional security discussions, the Israeli leader will attend a memorial ceremony for Lindsey Graham during his visit to the United States.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Washington to meet with US President Donald Trump, following the controversy sparked by New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's petition to enforce the arrest warrant issued against him by the International Criminal Court (ICC), and after passing through several states that signed the Rome treaty on their journey.Continue reading....
US President Donald Trump will welcome Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House. The latter is also expected to attend today's funeral services for the recently deceased US Senator Lindsey Graham.
'Nobody Tells Me What We Should Be Selling': Trump on Netanyahu's Opposition to Proposed F-35 Jet Deal
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