Overview
- According to the published schedule, Trump leaves the United States Sunday night and lands in Israel Monday morning local time.
- He is slated to meet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and families of hostages at the Knesset before delivering remarks to lawmakers.
- The itinerary shows an early afternoon flight to Sharm el-Sheikh for a summit with foreign leaders and a planned signing ceremony for the agreement.
- Trump has said the deal is close and has claimed hostages could return Monday, though the agreement has not yet been fully executed.
- The brief tour concludes with a same-day return to the United States, as public reactions range from praise by Hillary Clinton to a credit-free welcome from Barack Obama.