Trump to Netanyahu: U.S. prefers deal with Iran to war, for now
Summary
President Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and stressed his preference for negotiating a deal with Iran over military action. Despite their discussions, Netanyahu remains doubtful about diplomacy with Iran, while Trump continues to prepare for possible military options if talks do not succeed. Both leaders agreed to keep communicating closely and also talked about progress in Gaza.Key Facts
- President Trump wants to pursue a deal with Iran rather than resort to military action at the moment.
- Trump and Netanyahu met for three hours to discuss Iran and regional issues.
- Negotiations between the U.S. and Iran resumed in Oman for the first time since June.
- Trump has prepared for military action by building up forces in the Gulf region.
- Trump plans to hold another round of talks with Iran next week.
- Netanyahu is skeptical about the success of diplomacy with Iran and leans toward military action.
- Both leaders talked about the situation in Gaza during their meeting.
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