Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is due to travel to the United States for talks with President Donald Trump at the White House. The visit will mark their first in-person meeting since the Iran war began, putting renewed attention on the state of US-Israel coordination.
The meeting comes after the two leaders publicly differed over the conflict involving Iran. Those visible disagreements have made the upcoming talks especially significant, as observers look for signs of whether Washington and Jerusalem are moving closer in their positions.
Netanyahu's trip is expected to be closely watched because relations between the US president and the Israeli prime minister can shape how both governments respond to a major regional crisis. Even without full details of the agenda, the timing of the visit suggests Iran and the wider fallout from the war will be central to the discussions.
For both leaders, the White House meeting offers a chance to address tensions that have played out in public. It also underscores how developments in the Iran war continue to affect high-level diplomacy between the United States and Israel.
