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(Israel Hayom) Shirit Avitan Cohen - It's hard not to contrast the warm meetings at the White House and the cordial hospitality provided by the Trump administration to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with the four difficult years under President Joe Biden. The improved relationship has had a direct impact on Israel's security, allowing for near-complete backing of Israeli demands in the Gaza campaign. However, at the end of the day, Trump did not tell Netanyahu he was willing to lift the new tariffs, saying he was already giving Israel a lot of money. On Turkey, Trump praised President Erdogan and claimed he could resolve disputes between the countries over Syria. Standing beside Netanyahu, Trump set a deadline for the Iran talks and pledged that things would go badly for Iran if it failed to commit, effectively paving the way for Israel to act if the negotiations break down. 2025-04-08 00:00:00Full Article
Netanyahu Meets Trump at White House
(Israel Hayom) Shirit Avitan Cohen - It's hard not to contrast the warm meetings at the White House and the cordial hospitality provided by the Trump administration to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with the four difficult years under President Joe Biden. The improved relationship has had a direct impact on Israel's security, allowing for near-complete backing of Israeli demands in the Gaza campaign. However, at the end of the day, Trump did not tell Netanyahu he was willing to lift the new tariffs, saying he was already giving Israel a lot of money. On Turkey, Trump praised President Erdogan and claimed he could resolve disputes between the countries over Syria. Standing beside Netanyahu, Trump set a deadline for the Iran talks and pledged that things would go badly for Iran if it failed to commit, effectively paving the way for Israel to act if the negotiations break down. 2025-04-08 00:00:00Full Article
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