Who will Trump meet with in July?

"We had a very good meeting with Trump," said Benjamin Netanyahu after his meeting with Donald Trump at the White House. "When I say 'very good,' it's not just a compliment. We had a conversation full of cooperation, mutual support, and complete understanding, both about preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and about other goals."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with US President Donald Trump. He had said before the trip that he would go to Washington to learn about Trump's final decision on the path forward towards the Islamic Republic, including its nuclear program and negotiations. Samira Qaraei, Iran International Correspondents

Mehdi Mahdavi-Azad, on the "Ceshmanandaz" program, said that the most sensitive and perhaps most important meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump since the end of the war with the Islamic Republic was held an hour ago at the White House. He added that Netanyahu left for Washington in a situation where the two sides had not met since the war with the Islamic Republic, and according to informed sources, Trump's sudden decision to move towards an agreement with the Islamic Republic had somewhat strained relations between them.

Today, Donald Trump met with Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House. He immediately held talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt called both meetings productive and positive. Mr. Trump spoke with Volodymyr Zelenskyy for about an hour, and with Benjamin Netanyahu for an hour and a half. Follow Kommersant on MAX | on Telegram

President Trump has concluded his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after about an hour, according to White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt. • • The meeting with Netanyahu came immediately after one with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

The Israeli Prime Minister's Office released images of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meeting with US President Donald Trump, J.D. Vance, Marco Rubio, Steve Witkoff and Scott Bessant at the White House on Tuesday. A White House official told CNN that Netanyahu and Trump are expected to discuss the Iran war, progress in talks with Lebanon and efforts to expand the Abraham Accords. Fox News also reported that Netanyahu is expected to present information that he says shows the Islamic Republic is expanding its nuclear facilities, while Tehran continues to refuse direct talks with the US, despite Trump's optimism about diplomacy.

According to Fox News, the meeting between Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump is dedicated to discussing the next steps after the recent attacks on the Islamic Republic and how to advance the joint US-Israeli strategy. Netanyahu is expected to provide Trump with information about the expansion of activities at Iran's nuclear sites.

The Israeli Prime Minister's Office released images of Benjamin Netanyahu's meeting with Donald Trump, J.D. Vance, Marco Rubio, Steve Witkoff, and Scott Besant at the White House.

Meeting between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump, at the White House.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is currently meeting with US President Donald Trump at the White House.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is currently meeting with US President Donald Trump at the White House.

Donald Trump's meeting with Volodymyr Zelenskyy lasted about an hour. As NewsNation journalist Libby Dean reported, the Kyiv regime's leader left the White House after the meeting. At the same time, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived there for a meeting with the US President. More IZ RU news in MAX [in reply to: Donald Trump's meeting with Volodymyr Zelenskyy has begun at the White House. The talks are being held behind closed doors. More IZ RU news in MAX]

Live: For Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, Tuesday’s planned meeting with President Trump is high stakes. Netanyahu, who is trailing in the polls ahead of Israel’s fall election, will want to showcase a close relationship with Trump for the audience back home, analysts say, even as the two leaders navigate sharply diverging interests on Iran.

Netanyahu arrives at the White House with less influence over Trump than ever Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with Donald Trump in the Oval Office today for the eighth time since the president returned to the White House. But the prime minister arrives at the White House this time weaker and with less influence than in the previous seven meetings. Why is this important: On February 28, Trump and Netanyahu went to war together, seemingly without a rift. But exactly five months later, their interests have diverged more than ever — and resentment and frustration have built up between them as each has become more suspicious of the other’s intentions. The situation: Netanyahu's visit comes a few days after Trump suspended American strikes on Iran and announced that his envoys are trying - again - to negotiate an agreement with the Iranian regime. Last Friday, Netanyahu found himself holding lengthy discussions with the cabinet about the war, while in fact he was in the dark about Trump's thinking and plans. The lack of coordination led Netanyahu and the IDF to prepare for the extreme scenario of a renewed large-scale military operation by the United States. It was only late Friday night that Israel learned that Trump had decided to cease fire. Trump told me yesterday that he is still considering a full-scale military campaign if negotiations fail. Such a move is likely to include a joint military operation with Israel, similar to Operation Epic Fury at the beginning of the war. The meeting with Netanyahu could be significant as Trump considers his next steps, including possible coordination between the two countries. But the prime minister is well aware of the narrative that he dragged Trump into war. Even if it is too late to refute it, he does not want to be portrayed as doing it again. behind the scenes: In the early months of the war, Trump and Netanyahu spoke almost daily to coordinate positions and exchange assessments. But in recent weeks, phone calls between them have become increasingly rare. According to sources, Netanyahu has begun to rely more on Secretary of State Marco Rubio to understand what Trump is thinking. Netanyahu even had difficulty getting a date for a meeting with Trump on Tuesday. He wanted to come to the White House last week, but was unable to get a meeting. focusing on: Since the ceasefire on April 8, Netanyahu's influence on Trump's war policy and decision-making process has been waning. Trump signed the memorandum of understanding with Iran in mid-June, despite Netanyahu’s skepticism. Senior American and Israeli officials said the prime minister tried, but failed, to convince Trump to continue fighting in order to further undermine the regime’s military capabilities. When the agreement was signed, Netanyahu avoided publicly criticizing it, hoping it would collapse on its own. A few weeks later, it did. On Monday, Trump acknowledged that they have some differences of opinion on Iran. “We have some differences of opinion, but we’re pretty close,” Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One when asked if he and Netanyahu were on the same page about the war. Examples: Two weeks ago, Netanyahu failed to convince Trump not to move forward with the deal to sell F-35 jets to Turkey. “Nobody is going to tell me what we should or shouldn’t sell,” Trump said Monday, referring to Netanyahu’s opposition to the deal. “Turkey has been a great ally to me. Turkey doesn’t really like Israel … and they don’t really like Bibi either.” Netanyahu was also surprised by the nuclear deal the Trump administration signed with Saudi Arabia last week. According to a Netanyahu adviser, the prime minister was disappointed to discover that the text of the agreement did not include a requirement that Saudi Arabia normalize its relations with Israel - a clause that Israel had been pushing for years to include. Trump said last week that the nuclear deal would be conditional on Saudi Arabia joining the Abraham Accords and signing a peace treaty with Israel. However, on Monday, the president admitted that he had not discussed this with the Saudi leadership at all. According to a source with direct knowledge of the matter, the agreement is expected to go to Congress this week for review, but without any clause related to normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel. between the lines: Netanyahu is currently unpopular in Washington - among Democrats, Trump's inner circle, and even among the MAGA movement's support base. Publicly, Trump continues to say that his relationship with Netanyahu is excellent. But in private conversations, he has expressed growing frustration with the Israeli prime minister. Many of the senior figures in Trump's inner circle began to treat Netanyahu with disdain, claiming that he was consistently wrong in his assessments of the war. Many senior American officials, including Vice President J.D. Vance, accused Netanyahu of providing optimistic predictions that did not come true. "He will come, make his promises, and then we will have to check everything he says," said a senior American official. Yes, but: In the past, Netanyahu has managed to enter meetings with Trump several times when he was worried, and leave them when he achieved what he wanted - and when Trump was closer to his positions than he was before. Why to pay attention: Netanyahu faces elections in three months - elections that could be crucial not only to his political survival, but also to his personal freedom. He wants Trump to express his support for him, but so far the president has refrained from doing so. In the past four weeks, Trump has been asked four times by reporters whether he supports Netanyahu, but each time he has refrained from giving him his support. He did praise Netanyahu as "an excellent prime minister in wartime," but each time he used the past tense. The meeting between Trump and Netanyahu is currently scheduled to take place behind closed doors and without the media present. If Trump decides to appear in front of the cameras, Netanyahu could emerge with a triumphant image - or find himself receiving a public rebuke, Zelensky-style.

Donald Trump is scheduled to host Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in separate meetings at the White House on Tuesday afternoon, Tehran time. More details in an interview with Iran International's Ashkan Safaei and Ahmad Samadi

US President Donald Trump will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Tuesday, in their first direct talks since the recent military confrontation with Iran, which has strained relations between the two countries, according to Israeli media reports. Reports indicate that Netanyahu and his security team have prepared a list of issues to discuss with Trump, including the removal of enriched uranium from Iran, maintaining Israel's freedom of action to counter threats on all fronts, preserving buffer zones on the borders, and maintaining the technological superiority of the Israeli army. They will also discuss the future of the Gaza war and Israel's presence in Lebanon and Syria. The visit comes at a time when Netanyahu is facing domestic political pressure ahead of the Israeli elections scheduled for October, while Trump continues to push for initiatives to reduce tensions in the region, in parallel with efforts to revive the diplomatic track with Iran and end the war in Gaza.

CBS News: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with US President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday for the first time since the start of the Iran war.

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."

According to the sources, US President Donald Trump will make the final decision after his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday.

Donald Trump is set to host Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Tuesday. The meetings will be held separately and are expected to focus on the war in Ukraine and conflicts in the Middle East, a White House official told CNN.

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.

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.

Benjamin Netanyahu said he will travel to Washington, D.C., at the invitation of Donald Trump, to meet with him at the White House on Tuesday and attend the memorial service for Senator Lindsey Graham. He also said that the issue of Iran will be one of the focal points of his meeting with Trump. Interview with Ashkan Safaei, Iran International correspondent

FWD from Mehr International: Netanyahu: I will meet with Trump about Iran this week Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke about his upcoming meeting with US President Donald Trump and added: I will meet with Trump this week to discuss all current issues, including Iran. mehrnews.com/x3cFHk @MehrnewsIntl

Benjamin Netanyahu and his team are set to meet with Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday to provide new information about the Islamic Republic's efforts to rebuild its nuclear and military programs. According to the report, Israeli officials assess that the Islamic Republic, under the leadership of Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, has accelerated its move toward acquiring nuclear weapons. Reported by Amir Giti, Iran International correspondent

Israeli Channel 12 reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will present classified information to US President Donald Trump during his meeting on Tuesday that Israel says shows the Islamic Republic is once again moving rapidly towards acquiring nuclear weapons and has increased its activities. Israeli Channel 12 reported that the information includes accelerated efforts under the leadership of Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei to advance towards nuclear weapons. Netanyahu will travel to the US on Monday to meet with Donald Trump at the White House and attend the funeral of Republican Senator Lindsey Graham.

The Israeli Prime Minister's Office announced that Benjamin Netanyahu will travel to Washington for an official visit and is scheduled to meet with US President Donald Trump. This will be the first face-to-face meeting between the leaders of the two countries since the start of the war with the Islamic Republic. More details with Ashkan Safaei, Iran International correspondent

Trump: Benjamin Netanyahu will travel to Washington next week. nournews.ir @Nournews_IR [in reply to: Netanyahu to leave for Washington next Monday Netanyahu's office announced that the prime minister of this regime will leave for Washington next Monday at Trump's invitation. Netanyahu will meet with Trump at the White House on Tuesday. nournews.ir @Nournews_IR]