Today, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu left for Washington. He will hold face-to-face talks with US President Trump on July 28, local time. This will be the 8th time the two have met since Trump returned to the White House. It is also the first time the two have met offline since the US and Israel joined forces to carry out large-scale air strikes on Iran at the end of February this year. Netanyahu's current visit to the US comes at a time when Trump is halting continuous attacks on Iran and considering whether to expand the scale of the attack on Iran. Before leaving, Netanyahu said that he and Trump “will discuss all issues; the first one is the Iran issue.” In recent weeks, Netanyahu has admitted that he has some differences with Trump because the interests of the two countries in the Middle East seem to be divided. Some analysts believe that if this meeting shows the close relationship between the two, it will help Netanyahu deal with his domestic election situation — he is facing the October 27 Knesset election, and the current poll performance is sluggish.

Today, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu left for Washington. He will hold face-to-face talks with US President Trump on July 28, local time. This will be the 8th time the two have met since Trump returned to the White House. It is also the first time the two have met offline since the US and Israel joined forces to carry out large-scale air strikes on Iran at the end of February this year. Netanyahu's current visit to the US comes at a time when Trump is halting continuous attacks on Iran and considering whether to expand the scale of the attack on Iran. Before leaving, Netanyahu said that he and Trump “will discuss all issues; the first one is the Iran issue.” In recent weeks, Netanyahu has admitted that he has some differences with Trump because the interests of the two countries in the Middle East seem to be divided. Some analysts believe that if this meeting shows the close relationship between the two, it will help Netanyahu deal with his domestic election situation — he is facing the October 27 Knesset election, and the current poll performance is sluggish.