Hebrew media describes Trump-Netanyahu meeting as a chill
The reports focused on the meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump, which lasted an hour and twenty minutes. The meeting was described as more subdued and limited during Netanyahu's visit to Washington. Netanyahu announced an agreement on the Iranian issue, particularly preventing Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons. However, Israeli media pointed out that the meeting was characterized as unfriendly, with Israel's influence diminishing and its margin of maneuver narrowing in front of Washington. There was no joint press conference, and media officials indicated that the relationship has become less balanced, with the Trump administration gaining greater control over key issues, especially Iran. This has led to an increased sense of Israel's isolation and a decline in direct U.S. support for Netanyahu ahead of the elections.
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