Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has landed in Washington ahead of his scheduled meeting with President Donald Trump, according to reports. The meeting, set for 18:00 Jerusalem time, will be closed to the media and is expected to last approximately three hours.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Washington, D.C., early Tuesday morning, ahead of his scheduled meeting with President Donald Trump. The Prime Minister's Office confirmed the arrival, according to Israeli media. The meeting is set for 18:00 Jerusalem time (11:00 Washington time), will be closed to the media, and is expected to last approximately three hours, as reported by multiple sources including Amichai Stein (i24NEWS).
The visit marks Netanyahu's eighth meeting with Trump since the president's election to a second term. As The Zioneer reported earlier, the talks are expected to focus on Iran's nuclear program and the emerging diplomatic framework between Washington and Tehran. The meeting comes amid reports of a potential U.S.-Iran breakthrough, with Trump reportedly withholding a final decision until after the talks.
The meeting itself has not yet taken place, and its outcomes remain unknown.
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