The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing reports that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was given the 'side-door' treatment during his recent Washington visit, suggesting a less formal meeting than originally anticipated. The report, by US bureau chief Jacob Magid, adds to a series of accounts of growing friction between the Israeli leader and President Donald Trump.
The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, published Wednesday, reports that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received 'side-door' treatment at the White House during his recent visit, suggesting a less formal encounter than initially anticipated. The report, by US bureau chief Jacob Magid, does not provide additional details on the meeting itself but adds to a growing body of reporting on friction between Netanyahu and President Donald Trump. The Zioneer has previously covered tensions between the two leaders, including a Wall Street Journal report that Trump complained that Netanyahu 'wants to bomb everyone' and reports that Trump administration officials expressed growing frustration with the Prime Minister. Israeli officials have denied any rift in the relationship.
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