Trump dodges meeting with Netanyahu during Israeli leader’s New York visit
Officials said scheduling conflicts and Sukkot forced Netanyahu to cut short his New York trip as Trump kept his distance.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began the year by declaring that he was “shoulder-to-shoulder” with U.S. President Donald Trump while both countries were waging a war against Iran. However, this week, as world leaders gathered in New York for the United Nations General Assembly, they were not even expected to meet in the same city.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used Thursday's speech to the UN General Assembly to defend Israel and mark himself as the country's defender on the international stage.
JERUSALÉN- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began the year by declaring that he was “shoulder-to-shoulder” with the President of the United States, Donald Trump, while both countries were waging a war against Iran. But this week, while many world leaders were meeting in New York for the United Nations General Assembly, there were no plans for both men to be in the same room, even in the same city.
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