Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu landed at Nevatim Airbase on Thursday evening, according to a report. The Zioneer previously reported that Netanyahu departed from the same base for a summit with President Trump in Washington on July 27.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu landed at Nevatim Airbase in southern Israel at 19:44 Jerusalem on Thursday, concluding his diplomatic visit to Washington. The delegation described the visit as successful, according to reports. The landing was conducted at the same airbase from which he departed on July 27, for security reasons, as reported by Amit Segal (N12).
The Zioneer reported on July 27 that Netanyahu departed from Nevatim for a high-stakes summit with President Donald Trump, with the Iranian nuclear threat and regional security on the agenda. The first reports of the return, published at 19:38 Jerusalem, noted that the plane landed at Nevatim for security reasons. A subsequent update at the same time reported that the delegation characterized the visit as successful. Minutes later, a third report from ynet specified the landing time of 19:44 Jerusalem.
Nevatim Airbase, as The Zioneer has reported, is the primary home of the Israel Air Force's F-35I 'Adir' stealth fleet and serves as a strategic hub for long-range operations. The base was also the departure point for the Washington summit, which focused on coordinating security strategy against Iran.
No immediate statements from the Prime Minister upon landing were available. Details of the summit's outcomes and any follow-up steps remain undisclosed at this hour.
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