Netanyahu Heads to Washington Amid Tensions
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced his visit to Washington to discuss a trade deal with US President Donald Trump. While exact details are unclear, key topics are expected to include the ongoing Gaza conflict and Iran's role following the recent outbreak of violence.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has confirmed his upcoming trip to Washington, where he will engage in talks with US President Donald Trump. The visit, set for next week, is primarily intended for discussions on a prospective trade deal between the two nations.
Netanyahu made this announcement during a cabinet meeting but refrained from providing further specifics about his agenda. However, it is anticipated that the ongoing conflict in Gaza, which Trump urges to de-escalate, will be pivotal in their discussions.
Another significant issue likely to feature prominently during Netanyahu's visit is Iran's status, particularly in light of its involvement in the 12-day war with Israel. The Middle Eastern region's stability remains a pressing concern for both leaders.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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