Netanyahu praises 'excellent' meeting with Trump in first since Iran war
Summary
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump met in Washington D.C. on July 28. This was their first in-person meeting since they began a joint military campaign against Iran in February. Both leaders described the meeting as positive despite earlier reports of tensions.Key Facts
- Netanyahu visited Washington D.C. for the funeral of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham.
- The meeting marked the first face-to-face talks between Netanyahu and President Trump since the start of their joint war against Iran in February 2026.
- There were rumors of disagreements between the two leaders before the meeting.
- Both Netanyahu and President Trump praised the meeting as excellent and productive.
- The conflict with Iran has led to ongoing ceasefire talks, which face challenges.
- The article also references other recent Middle East events, including violence in the West Bank and conflicts involving Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, and the Houthis.
- Israel recently detained more than 70 people after deadly violence in the West Bank.
- UNESCO added an Israeli site to its World Heritage List despite objections from Israel.
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