Netanyahu holds first White House talks with Trump

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the White House on Tuesday for his first in-person meeting with President Trump since the Iran war began; officials said the talks focused on ensuring Tehran does not acquire nuclear arms. The White House described the meeting as "positive and productive." Reaction pending.

Netanyahu's White House visit

The session was held behind closed doors and did not produce a public joint statement, officials said. Attendees discussed steps and coordination aimed at blocking any Iranian nuclear development, according to officials.

Officials emphasized close U.S.-Israel discussions on nuclear non-proliferation and regional security. The meeting signals continued diplomatic alignment between the two governments on Iran policy, even as operational details of any joint actions were not disclosed.

No schedule for follow-up meetings was announced; watch for an official White House readout within 48 hours. Any new public disclosures in that window will shape the immediate diplomatic and market response.