Netanyahu Flies to Washington to Discuss Iran and Regional Security with Trump
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First reported by Ynet · 2 days ago
What happened
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu flew from Nevatim Airbase to Washington to meet President Donald Trump, focusing on Iran and regional security. Ahead of the trip, Netanyahu vowed to resist U.S. demands for Israeli concessions on Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon. Meanwhile, Israel's Security Cabinet approved the entry of a U.S.-led international force into Gaza under strict conditions, aiming to maintain Israeli security and advance peace efforts.
- 01Netanyahu departs from Nevatim to Washington to discuss Iran and security with Trump.
- 02He plans to resist U.S. demands for Israeli concessions on Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon.
- 03This will be Netanyahu's eighth meeting with Trump since his second term began.
- 04Israel's Security Cabinet approved a U.S.-led international force entry into Gaza, excluding National Security Minister Ben-Gvir.
- 05The international force will operate beyond the yellow line only with Israeli coordination and approval.
- 06Only countries with peace agreements with Israel can send forces to Gaza under this plan.
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