US President Trump said on the 27th that his position with Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu “has some differences, but overall they are very close.” Netanyahu arrived in the US on the 27th local time and is expected to hold talks with Trump at the White House on the 28th. According to information released by the White House, he will discuss with Trump the war in Iran, the “Abraham Agreement” on the normalization of relations between Israel and Arab countries, and the progress of the tripartite framework agreement previously reached between the US, Israel, and Lebanon. According to NBC News, this is the first time the two have had face-to-face talks since Trump was revealed on the phone to say Netanyahu was “crazy” on the phone. Trump confirmed in an interview broadcast on June 3 that Netanyahu “continues to fight in Lebanon,” which made him “a little annoyed.” In an interview with the US Fox News Channel on the 26th, Netanyahu said that he hopes to understand Trump's considerations for next steps during the upcoming talks.

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