Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu departed today for Washington to meet US President Donald Trump. Netanyahu affirmed talks would cover key issues, primarily Iran, alongside security and expanding regional relations. Before leaving, Netanyahu noted this was his eighth meeting with Trump
since his second term, remarking he met Trump more than any other international leader, describing it as "a great honor and great responsibility." He added the current "complex" phase demands "great firmness and great wisdom," asserting his visit's core goal is
to "ensure Israel's security, strength, and future." Netanyahu stated he would discuss "all outstanding issues" with Trump, emphasizing Israel's pursuit of security alongside "expanding the circle of peace around it." The anticipated meeting, scheduled for tomorrow at the White House, occurs
amidst divergent views between the two leaders on addressing the Iranian issue.
