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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Washington ahead of his meeting with US President Donald Trump, which is scheduled to take place on Tuesday at the White House. After meeting with Trump, Netanyahu is scheduled to attend a memorial service for the late Republican Senator Lindsey Graham. Before leaving for Washington, Netanyahu said of his meeting with Trump: "We will discuss all the issues at stake, with Iran at the top of the list. Our goal, of course, is to maintain our security and also to expand the circle of peace around us."

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said before traveling to Washington that he would discuss various issues, especially Iran, during his eighth meeting with US President Donald Trump. He said the goal of the talks was to maintain Israel's security while expanding the "circle of peace" in the region.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before departing on a visit to Washington: "I will discuss all current issues with President Trump, foremost among them being Iran. Our goal is to safeguard our security and also to expand the circle of peace around us."* • • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, today (Monday, 27 July 2026) [translated from Hebrew]: • • "I am on my way to Washington for a meeting with our friend, President Donald Trump. This is my eighth meeting with him since he was elected president for his second term, more than any other international leader. This is a great privilege, but it is also a great responsibility. • • From my experience as Prime Minister, during these complex times we must act with both great determination and great wisdom. We will discuss all the issues on the agenda, first and foremost, Iran. Naturally, our goal is to safeguard our security and also to expand the circle of peace around us. • • I am embarking on this mission with one clear goal – to ensure the security, strength, and future of our dear State of Israel. • • And I am also embarking on another mission: To pay final respects to our friend, a true friend of mine and of the State of Israel, Lindsey Graham, one of the greatest friends the State of Israel has ever known. And I am certain that in this matter, I also represent you, the citizens of Israel."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced in a video message before his trip to Washington that he would discuss all important issues, especially Iran, during his meeting with US President Donald Trump. He stressed that “ensuring Israel’s security, strength and future” would be among the goals of the trip. “I am on my way to Washington to meet with our friend, US President Donald Trump. This will be my eighth meeting with him since he was elected president for his second term, more than any other international leader,” the Israeli prime minister said. "It is a great honor, but it also carries a great responsibility." He added: "From my experience as prime minister, I know that in these complicated days one must act with both great decisiveness and great tact." "We will discuss all the issues at stake, with Iran at the forefront," Netanyahu said. "Our goal, of course, is to maintain our security and also to expand the circle of peace around us."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is heading to the United States to meet with US President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday. The two sides are expected to discuss the issues of Iran, Gaza, and Lebanon, according to the official Israeli Broadcasting Corporation.

No one in the White House is waiting for "Bibi" Referring to the changing political atmosphere in Washington, the Ma'ariv newspaper claimed that Benjamin Netanyahu, on the eve of his meeting with Trump, does not have the support and influence he once had in the White House and Congress. @ilnair