Netanyahu and Trump Reunite on Iran | Adelaide News

Netanyahu and Trump locked horns again at the White House — their first face-to-face since launching the joint Iran operation — with both leaders under intense domestic pressure. While the White House calls the session “positive and productive,” details remain tight. Netanyahu, eyeing an October election, reaffirmed Israel’s red line: if Iran strikes, Israel will retaliate — but deferred to Trump’s lead on next steps. Despite past friction, the alliance held strong during the Iran push, though tensions flared when Iran resisted and Trump pivoted toward diplomacy. Netanyahu also pushed for expanded Abraham Accords and assured Trump he’d back U.S. efforts in Gaza and Lebanon — all while flashing a smile and posting a selfie with Trump’s team.

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