Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet US President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday in their first face-to-face talks since the start of the Iran war. The visit puts the focus on how Washington and Jerusalem are handling a conflict that has reshaped regional tensions.
According to the available details, the Netanyahu-Trump meeting is expected to center on Iran, broader regional security and the wider Middle East situation. The talks come at a sensitive moment, with both leaders facing pressure over strategy, alliances and the next phase of diplomacy and security planning.
The meeting also follows reports of recent strains between Trump and Netanyahu. Even so, the White House discussions suggest both sides see a need for direct coordination as the fallout from the Iran war continues to influence Israeli and US policy in the region.
Because this is the first Trump-Netanyahu meeting since the conflict began, it is being closely watched for signals on US-Israel cooperation. Any outcome from the talks could shape how the two governments approach Iran and the broader security picture across the Middle East in the weeks ahead.
