Netanyahu Heads to Washington for High-Stakes Talks with Trump

The April 7 meeting will tackle Gaza ceasefire negotiations, U.S.-Israel trade tensions, and growing concerns over Iran's nuclear ambitions.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday, marking his second visit since Trump's second term began.
Key topics for discussion include efforts to secure a Gaza ceasefire, recent U.S. tariffs on Israeli imports, and the Iranian nuclear program.
Trump recently imposed a 17% tariff on Israeli goods, despite Israel having removed nearly all tariffs on U.S. imports, straining the economic partnership.
The Gaza conflict has escalated, with Israel resuming airstrikes and ground operations in March after a ceasefire with Hamas collapsed.
Trump has threatened military action against Iran if no agreement on its nuclear program is reached, raising regional security stakes for both nations.