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YnetPolitics

Netanyahu Concludes Excellent Meeting with Trump on Iran Nuclear Threat

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held an excellent meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, emphasizing their full partnership and mutual support to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

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  • Netanyahu described his meeting with Trump as excellent and genuine.
  • The leaders expressed full partnership and mutual support.
  • They agreed on the shared goal of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
  • Other goals were also discussed but not specified.
  • Netanyahu communicated the outcome directly via a video statement.
Netanyahu Concludes Excellent Meeting with Trump on Iran Nuclear Threat
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared a video statement following his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. Netanyahu described the meeting as "excellent," emphasizing that this was not just a figure of speech. He highlighted the full partnership and mutual support between the two leaders. The discussion focused on their shared goal of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, along with other unspecified objectives.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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