When will Trump meet with Netanyahu?July 24

Netanyahu will travel to Washington on July 27 to meet with Trump, according to the Chancellery.

Israel Hume: Trump has no desire to meet with Netanyahu The Hebrew-language newspaper "Israel Hume" wrote: New differences have emerged between Washington and Tel Aviv over how to deal with Iran, and relations between the two sides have entered a stage of tension. Signs of this rift have become apparent in the postponement of the meeting between US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and this issue will also lead to a decrease in the level of political coordination between the two sides.

Axios reported that Benjamin Netanyahu's more than two-week attempt to meet with Donald Trump has been fruitless, and contrary to reports from some Israeli media outlets, no meeting between the two sides is on the White House agenda. According to the outlet, this is a sign of Trump's growing dissatisfaction with the Israeli prime minister and the growing differences between Washington and Tel Aviv over the war with the Islamic Republic. Axios wrote that Netanyahu had even made arrangements to travel to Washington, but did not receive a positive response from the White House. The report also points to Trump's dissatisfaction with Netanyahu's criticism of the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey and the disagreement between American officials and the Israeli government's assessments of the war. According to Axios, some close to Trump believe that the Netanyahu government is seeking to prolong the war, while Washington is pursuing a different approach. Read the full text here

Axios reported, citing two White House officials, that although Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wanted to meet with US President Donald Trump next week, the meeting was never confirmed and was not included in the US president's schedule. According to Axios, it is not clear whether the White House explicitly rejected Netanyahu's request, but it is clear that he did not receive a positive response. The report adds that White House officials have not ruled out the possibility of Trump and Netanyahu meeting at the same time as Lindsey Graham's memorial service in Washington. Axios also reported, citing some Israeli officials, that Netanyahu's decision to cancel the trip may be related to the assessment that the US is preparing to escalate its attacks on the Islamic Republic and that he preferred to be present in his country in case Iran responds to Israel.

Axios, citing two White House officials, said: "Although Netanyahu had requested a meeting with Trump next week, the meeting was never confirmed and was not included in the president's schedule. It is unclear whether the White House explicitly rejected Netanyahu's request, but it is clear that he did not receive a positive response."

According to information obtained by i24NEWS, intensive efforts were made in recent days to arrange a Netanyahu-Trump meeting during the visit. But the discussions did not lead to a meeting.

The Kan channel reported that Netanyahu has met with Trump seven times since the start of his second term. Iran, Lebanon, Syria, Gaza, Turkey, and the Israeli and US midterm elections are among the possible topics for Netanyahu and Trump's meeting next week.