Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met US President Donald Trump to negotiate trade and discuss US-Iran nuclear talks. Netanyahu pledged to eliminate Israel's trade deficit with the US quickly, aiming for Israel to model success for other nations. Trump, while acknowledging the discussions, did not promise to reduce tariffs on Israeli goods. Additionally, he announced direct talks with Iran regarding their nuclear program, stressing the risks if these talks fail. Netanyahu supported these negotiations but highlighted the need to ensure Iran does not gain nuclear capabilities.
Netanyahu emphasized Israel's intent to quickly eliminate the trade deficit with the US, expressing hope that Israel could be a model for others.
Trump reaffirmed the substantial financial support the US provides to Israel, indicating that trade discussions would not necessarily lead to reduced tariffs.
During the meeting, Trump announced the start of direct talks with Iran regarding their nuclear program, warning of severe consequences if they collapse.
Netanyahu cautiously supported US-Iran negotiations, asserting that the focus should remain on preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
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