According to reports in the US cited by Israel Hayom, President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may meet next week. No official confirmation has been issued from either side.
Israel Hayom reports, citing US sources, that President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may meet next week. The report does not specify a venue or agenda for the potential meeting.
The Zioneer has previously covered the ongoing speculation about a Trump-Netanyahu meeting, including reports that Israeli officials doubted it would take place next week, and assessments from Netanyahu's circle that he would depart for the US. The current report adds a new signal that the meeting may still be on the table.
No official confirmation has been issued by the White House, the Prime Minister's Office, or any other official source. The status of the meeting remains unconfirmed, and the timing could shift.
3 developments
- DevelopingIsraeli officials doubt Trump-Netanyahu meeting will happen next week
- DevelopingWhite House says it was surprised by reports of Trump-Netanyahu meeting, denies meeting was scheduled
- DevelopingNo meeting set between Netanyahu and Trump next week, according to Israeli journalist
- StrongNetanyahu convenes hours-long security assessment as PM's office confirms Trump meeting conditional on weekend developments
Source and signal
- Open-source intake