Overview

• The White House formally confirmed Netanyahu’s visit to Washington on July 7 for talks with President Trump.
• Top of the agenda is finalizing a Gaza ceasefire and securing a hostage-release arrangement with Hamas.
• The leaders will also address countering Iran’s regional activities, building on last week’s Israel-Iran truce.
• They plan to explore expanding the Abraham Accords to bring additional Arab states into the diplomatic fold.
• Both Netanyahu and Trump enter the talks under mounting legal and political scrutiny at home.