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Netanyahu Affirms Strong Ties with Trump Amid Reports of Strain
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First reported by Ynet · 14 hours ago
What happened
Prime Minister Netanyahu affirmed strong relations with Donald Trump despite reports of strain, discussed U.S.-Israel ties, Iran's nuclear threat, and regional security challenges involving Hezbollah and Hamas.
- 01Netanyahu says relations with Trump "could not be better" despite some disagreements.
- 02He praises the U.S. as a defender of democracy, contrasting it with Iran and Turkey.
- 03Netanyahu warns Iran cannot be trusted and demands full nuclear inspections.
- 04Israeli and U.S. actions have delayed Iran's nuclear program significantly.
- 05Hezbollah lost most missiles but remains funded by Iran; peace requires its disarmament.
- 06Hamas refuses to disarm or govern peacefully, posing ongoing security threats.
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