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Netanyahu's first meeting with Trump since the Iran war began is a chance to smooth over strains
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with President Donald Trump for the first time since launching a joint war against Iran, aiming to address strains in their relationship amid domestic pressures. The discussion includes the U.S.-Israel-Lebanon framework agreement and expansion of the Abraham Accords, as tensions arise over differing strategies in the Iran conflict.
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