US EditionTrump rebuffs Netanyahu and gambles on a deal with Iran
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlined strict conditions for a potential U.S.-Iran nuclear deal, emphasizing the need for destroying Iranian nuclear infrastructure similar to the Libyan model.
- Netanyahu warned that if Iran prolongs diplomatic discussions without progress, military action would be necessary, adding he discussed this with U.S. President Donald Trump.
- While meeting with Trump, Netanyahu reaffirmed his commitment to eliminating Hamas and securing the release of hostages taken on October 7.
- Netanyahu addressed U.S. Tariffs affecting Israeli exports, aiming to reduce Israel's trade deficit with the U.S. To zero.
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Netanyahu Trump White House Trump drops news bomblet: Direct US-Iran talks this Saturday
Meanwhile Israel's Netanyahu didn't get exactly what he wanted — for the president's tariffs to go away The post Netanyahu Trump White House Trump drops news bomblet: Direct US-Iran talks this Saturday first appeared on VT Foreign Policy.
Netanyahu's forced nod to U.S.-Iran talks shows that he's a bit player in the Trump Show
The American president outlined his administration's priorities: a deal with Saudi Arabia, an end to the Gaza war, a resolution of the Iranian nuclear issue and shared interests with Turkey ■ The turmoil in the High Court hearing on the dismissal of the head of the Shin Bet reflected what Israel has become under the leadership of the prime minister: crazy and conflicted
Bibi Visits Trump, Corners Iran - Israel Unwired
Bibi’s lightening fast visit to speak with Trump had very little to do with tariffs or Gaza. Those two issues have already been agreed upon. So what was Bibi’s visit about? One thing and one thing only: Iran. Trump’s announcement of indirect talks this Saturday with Iran in Oman in the hopes that some sort of deal can be forged to end Iran’s nuclear program is said to have taken Prime Minister Netanyahu off guard. However, no matter if Israel w…
Israel claims that Iran's military option is "inevitable" if nuclear discussions continue
Following the announcement by Donald Trump on the resumption of a direct dialogue with Tehran on the subject of Iran's nuclear programme, Benyamin Netanyahu said this Tuesday, April 8, that he would "dismantle all the equipment" and "explore the installations" of the country.
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