Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly conveyed a message through Russian President Vladimir Putin to Iran, emphasizing that Israel does not seek war and is interested in peaceful settlement, amid rising tensions between Tehran and Jerusalem. Netanyahu also warned Iran of severe consequences if attacked and reaffirmed Israel's stance against Iran's nuclear program.
Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed solidarity with the Iranian people's protests for freedom and discussed regional issues, including Iran's nuclear program and US actions in Venezuela, emphasizing support for US operations and regional stability.
During a meeting at Mar-a-Lago, Trump expressed support for Israel to take action against Hezbollah and emphasized the need for Hezbollah's complete disarmament, aligning US and Israeli positions and signaling backing for Israeli military action if Lebanon's government fails to disarm Hezbollah.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu discussed the possibility of launching a second strike on Iran with President Trump, highlighting concerns over Iran's nuclear and missile programs, amid ongoing tensions and potential for escalation in the region.
President Trump supports Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, boosting his domestic political standing as they discuss Middle East issues, with Netanyahu facing legal challenges in Israel.
The Israeli president's office denied Donald Trump's claim that Netanyahu, who is on trial for corruption, would soon receive a pardon, emphasizing that any pardon request must follow established procedures and that no such decision has been made. Trump had claimed Herzog told him a pardon was 'on its way,' but Herzog's office clarified there had been no recent conversations about this, and Netanyahu's formal pardon request is under review amid ongoing legal proceedings.
Iran's foreign minister urges Trump to defy Netanyahu and restart nuclear negotiations with Iran, emphasizing regional support and the potential for a diplomatic breakthrough amid regional shifts and protests in Iran, while criticizing Israeli claims and US policies.
Donald Trump hosted Benjamin Netanyahu at Mar-a-Lago, displaying his usual disdain for diplomatic protocol by making impulsive statements on Iran, Ukraine, and Syria, while praising Netanyahu's leadership and discussing peace plans in Gaza amid underlying tensions and mutual irritation.
President Trump and his top advisers urged Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to modify policies in the West Bank, emphasizing the need to de-escalate violence and avoid provocative actions amid concerns over settlement expansion and Palestinian stability, while also discussing Iran and Hezbollah threats.
Donald Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, discussing issues like Hamas disarmament, potential Israeli strikes on Iran, disagreements over the West Bank, a claimed pardon for Netanyahu, and Trump receiving the Israel Prize for his contributions to the Jewish people, amid broad diplomatic and political exchanges.
On December 29, 2025, Trump and Netanyahu met at Mar-a-Lago to discuss the Gaza ceasefire, with Trump emphasizing rapid disarmament of Hamas and support for Netanyahu, while also addressing issues like Iran's missile activities, US-Venezuela operations, and Ukraine-Russia tensions. The meeting highlighted strong US-Israel relations, Trump's support for Netanyahu's pardon, and ongoing regional security concerns.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog denied claims by President Trump that he had told Trump Netanyahu would be pardoned, clarifying no such conversation took place, amidst ongoing tensions and political maneuvers involving Netanyahu, Trump, and U.S.-Israel relations.
US President Trump hosted Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu in Florida to discuss key Middle East issues, including Gaza ceasefire progress, regional security, and Iran's rearmament, amid ongoing tensions and conflicts in Gaza and broader regional concerns.
Prime Minister Netanyahu visits Trump in Florida to advocate for a tougher stance on Hamas and Iran, amid a complex and sometimes strained US-Israel relationship, with ongoing efforts to advance peace in Gaza despite disagreements over military and diplomatic strategies.
U.S. President Trump is set to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to discuss the next phase of the Gaza ceasefire, regional security concerns including Iran and Hezbollah, and the potential establishment of a transitional governance in Gaza, amid stalled peace efforts and ongoing tensions in Lebanon and Iran.
