What's Next for Netanyahu, Trump as PM Returns to Washington Amid New Middle East Order
Netanyahu will bring updated Israeli intelligence on Iran’s nuclear rebuild, including reports of thousands of centrifuges moved into tunnels at a buried site.
- On Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will travel to Washington to meet President Trump and attend the memorial ceremony for Senator Lindsey Graham, discussing urgent security matters including Iran.
- Netanyahu intends to present updated intelligence on Iran's nuclear efforts, specifically accelerated activity at Pickaxe Mountain, a deeply buried facility near the Natanz nuclear complex believed to contain thousands of uranium-enrichment centrifuges.
- Regarding regional security, Netanyahu will seek assurances that any U.S.-backed Saudi nuclear program requires joining the Abraham Accords and will urge Trump to restrict F-35 sales to Turkey and pressure Ankara regarding Hamas.
- Discussions will cover maintaining security zones in Lebanon and Syria, alongside progress on Trump's 20-point Gaza plan, while Netanyahu addresses scrutiny regarding settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.
- Repairing ties with Trump remains a central objective, as Israeli officials believe relations deteriorated recently; Netanyahu aims to shift the bilateral security model away from reliance on U.S. military aid toward a broader strategic partnership between Washington and Jerusalem.
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Netanyahu to Press Trump to Keep Watch on Iran's Nuclear Aims
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he plans to press President Donald Trump in their meeting Tuesday to keep a “constant, constant watch” on Iran’s nuclear program, even as he said he has no new evidence that Tehran’s ability to build a weapon has been destroyed.
Israel PM Netanyahu to Discuss Iran with Trump; Slams International Criminal Court, Vows Broader West Bank Action
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that "Iran" would be one of the key issues on the agenda for his meeting with US President Donald Trump in Washington, as well as a broader Israeli campaign against alleged "terrorism" in the West Bank and criticism of the International Criminal Court (ICC). World News | Israel PM Netanyahu to Discuss Iran with Trump; Slams Internationa…
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