Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, who confirmed the request in an interview with Axios, saying their relationship remains strong and that Netanyahu “knows who the real boss is.” Trump said the meeting could take place at the White House after the NATO summit in Turkey on July 7–8, though an Israeli official suggested it might occur the following week. Netanyahu’s office stated that the two leaders recently spoke by phone and agreed to meet soon in the United States.
If held, this would be Netanyahu’s first U.S. visit since February, when he reportedly presented Trump with a plan for war against Iran. Since then, tensions have grown between the two over regional issues, including Israel’s military actions in Lebanon and Trump’s decision to extend a ceasefire and pursue new nuclear talks with Iran. Despite disagreements, Netanyahu congratulated Trump on the U.S. 250th Independence anniversary and reaffirmed plans for their meeting.
The meeting is seen as crucial for Netanyahu ahead of Israel’s upcoming October general election, where polls show him trailing.
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