Commentator Yaakov Bardugo said Tuesday morning that the meeting between Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump will not produce immediate results, but will plant seeds for diplomatic achievements by September. Bardugo assessed that Netanyahu will attend the UN General Assembly in September and likely hold another meeting with Trump.
Commentator Yaakov Bardugo offered his assessment Tuesday morning of the Netanyahu-Trump meeting, suggesting that while the immediate outcome may be limited, the diplomatic groundwork laid now could yield results by September. Bardugo predicted that Netanyahu would attend the UN General Assembly in September and likely hold a second meeting with Trump. The assessment comes as the White House and the Prime Minister's Office continue to coordinate on a future meeting, with no specific date yet announced. As The Zioneer reported, Bardugo previously assessed that Netanyahu would succeed at the summit and that the meeting would be the eighth between the two leaders.
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