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Netanyahu says in Trump meeting he discussed ensuring Iran 'does not acquire a nuclear weapon'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated his meeting with Trump focused on ensuring Iran does not acquire a nuclear weapon. He described the talks as reflecting a 'complete partnership' and 'shared goal' with Trump, and mentioned they made 'important arrangements for the security and future of Israel'.
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