Netanyahu to Meet Trump at White House Following Senator Graham's Funeral
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will visit Washington next week to attend Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral and meet President Donald Trump, following an invitation from the U.S. president. The meeting was agreed upon after recent talks emphasizing strong U.S.-Israel relations.
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- Netanyahu will visit Washington Monday to attend Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral and meet Trump.
- The Prime Minister's Office barred journalists from Netanyahu's official flight but allowed independent attendance.
- A senior White House official confirmed the meeting but said the exact time was not set.
- Netanyahu and Trump recently spoke, marking the U.S. 250th Independence Day and agreed to meet soon.
- Trump's advisor said a joint Netanyahu-Abbas meeting was not discussed, emphasizing the historic peace framework.
- The visit occurs amid escalating regional tensions and ongoing diplomatic efforts.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will travel to Washington on Monday at the invitation of U.S. President Donald Trump. Netanyahu will attend the funeral ceremony of Senator Lindsey Graham and is scheduled to meet with Trump the following day. The Prime Minister's Office announced that journalists will not be allowed to join Netanyahu's flight on the Wing of Zion aircraft, but those wishing to attend the visit independently can register online.
A senior White House official recently confirmed that Netanyahu is expected to meet Trump during his U.S. visit next week, coinciding with the senator's funeral at the Capitol. However, the exact timing of the meeting had not been finalized at that time. Earlier this month, Netanyahu and Trump spoke, with Netanyahu congratulating Trump on the 250th anniversary of American independence. Netanyahu emphasized the United States as a "guarantor of global freedom" and expressed appreciation for the close ties between the two countries. Both leaders agreed to meet soon.
In related remarks, a Trump advisor told Walla News that the issue of a joint meeting involving Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas did not come up during recent conversations. The advisor stressed that the "historic framework must be given a chance," indicating ongoing diplomatic considerations amid regional tensions.
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