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The American newspaper Axios reported that the upcoming meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be held away from the media, amidst increasing differences over the Iranian dossier and regional issues. The meeting comes after escalating disagreements between the two, especially as Trump heads toward a diplomatic approach with Iran and has paused American attacks on Iran. Meanwhile, Netanyahu informed security council members that he lacked sufficient information about the Trump administration’s plans, which has led Israel to prepare for the possibility of resuming military operations against Iran. Israel was also not informed of Trump’s decision to halt the attacks until very late, as direct communications between the two have diminished, with Netanyahu increasingly relying on coordination with the U.S. Secretary of State. Netanyahu was unable to persuade Trump to sell F-35 fighter jets to Turkey, nor was he kept informed in advance about the nuclear agreement Trump’s administration signed with Saudi Arabia. The meeting is expected to be held in secret to avoid political repercussions, given the strategic differences between the two sides regarding Iran and the region.
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