Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday continued his diplomatic visit to Washington with a series of meetings with senators and pro-Israel leaders, after meeting with President Donald Trump and senior administration officials. Netanyahu met with four senators, AIPAC heads, and evangelical community leaders, thanking them for their support for Israel and the U.S.-Israel alliance, according to reports.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continued his Washington visit Thursday morning with meetings targeting Capitol Hill and pro-Israel advocacy groups. According to reports, he met with four senators, the heads of AIPAC, and evangelical Christian leaders, thanking them for their support of Israel and the U.S.-Israel alliance.
The meetings follow Netanyahu's Wednesday session with President Donald Trump at the White House, which Trump described as 'very good' and covering 'many important subjects,' as The Zioneer reported. The prime minister also met with senior administration officials earlier in the week.
The visit comes amid a broader diplomatic push in Washington, with back-to-back meetings between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Netanyahu on Tuesday. The discussions are expected to focus on the Iranian nuclear program, regional security, and strengthening the U.S.-Israel relationship.
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