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PM reportedly examining possibility of attending Graham's funeral, would meet Trump if visit proceeds

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PM reportedly examining possibility of attending Graham's funeral, would meet Trump if visit proceeds

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TL;DR

According to N12 political correspondent Yaron Avraham, citing sources, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is examining the possibility of flying to the United States for Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral. If the trip takes place, he is likely to meet President Donald Trump as well. The report follows an earlier one from Israel Hayom that Netanyahu's associates were examining the possibility.

01 · THE DISPATCH

Following an earlier report from Israel Hayom that associates of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were examining the possibility of his attending the funeral of Senator Lindsey Graham, N12 correspondent Yaron Avraham now reports, citing sources, that Netanyahu himself is examining the possibility. If the trip proceeds, he is likely to meet President Donald Trump as well. The funeral is expected to be held in South Carolina, according to the earlier Israel Hayom report, though no date has been announced. No official confirmation from the Prime Minister's Office has been received. The potential meeting with Trump, if confirmed, would come amid the close ties between the two leaders and the current political landscape in Israel ahead of elections.

02 · How it developed

3 developments

  1. Latest

    Netanyahu is now expected to attend the funeral.

  2. Reportedly includes a potential meeting with President Trump if trip proceeds.

  3. PM's circle examines Netanyahu attending Senator Graham's funeral

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03 · Source and signal

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