Exclusive: Trump says Netanyahu "knows who the boss is" ahead of possible WH visit
Summary
President Trump said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked to meet him at the White House, possibly next week after Trump returns from a NATO summit. The leaders have had a complicated relationship, with recent disagreements over Israel's actions and U.S.-Iran talks, but they agreed to meet soon.Key Facts
- Netanyahu requested a meeting with President Trump at the White House.
- The meeting could happen after Trump returns from the NATO summit on July 7-8, possibly the week after.
- Netanyahu congratulated the U.S. on its 250th Independence Day during a recent call with Trump.
- Trump and Netanyahu have had tensions recently, including Trump criticizing Netanyahu’s actions in Lebanon.
- Trump signed an agreement last month to extend a ceasefire with Iran and start new nuclear talks.
- Netanyahu values Israel’s close relationship with the U.S., especially ahead of Israel’s October elections.
- Trump said Iran paused talks after the funeral of their former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
- Despite conflicts, both sides have kept a temporary pause on fighting to continue negotiations.
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