US President Trump held talks with visiting Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu at the White House on the 28th local time. This is the first face-to-face meeting between the leaders of the two countries since the US-Iran conflict escalated this year. Although the US and Israel officially claimed that the talks were “positive” and “fruitful,” judging from public information and details revealed by the media from both countries, the biggest characteristic of this meeting was that there were no concrete results, and the strategic differences between the US and Israel over the direction of the situation in the Middle East were further revealed.

US President Trump held talks with visiting Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu at the White House on the 28th local time. This is the first face-to-face meeting between the leaders of the two countries since the US-Iran conflict escalated this year. Although the US and Israel officially claimed that the talks were “positive” and “fruitful,” judging from public information and details revealed by the media from both countries, the biggest characteristic of this meeting was that there were no concrete results, and the strategic differences between the US and Israel over the direction of the situation in the Middle East were further revealed.