Netanyahu to Meet Trump Amid Iran War Discussions

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with United States President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday, marking their first face-to-face discussion since the outbreak of the Iran war. The meeting will focus on the conflict involving Iran, regional security, and ongoing diplomatic efforts in the Middle East.

Netanyahu's visit follows reports of disagreements between the two leaders regarding the conflict's management, although both have publicly minimized perceived tensions. Discussions will center on the war that ensued after U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran earlier this year.

Netanyahu emphasized that Iran would be a top agenda item, alongside efforts to enhance regional peace and Israel's security. Additionally, they will review the implementation of a U.S.-backed agreement between Israel and Lebanon and discuss the humanitarian situation in Gaza, nearly three years after the Israel-Hamas conflict began.

Netanyahu's visit occurs ahead of Israel's upcoming national election, where he faces political pressure due to dissatisfaction over his government's handling of security issues.