Netanyahu to Meet Trump Again Next Month as Israel Tries to Convince the U.S. to Strike Iran
Translation by SadaNews - Channel 12 reported on Tuesday evening that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House in mid-February.
According to the Hebrew channel, as translated by SadaNews, the date of the meeting, which will take place during Netanyahu's visit to the United States to participate in the annual AIPAC conference, has not yet been confirmed.
The channel noted that this comes amid Israel's renewed efforts to convince the United States to strike Iran instead of reaching an agreement with it.
It pointed out that there are estimates and information among Western intelligence agencies indicating that there are divisions within the Iranian security forces, including the Revolutionary Guard.
Meanwhile, the Hebrew Channel Reshet Kan, as translated by SadaNews, stated that tensions in Israel regarding the possibility of a U.S. attack on Iran remain ongoing. Discussions and evaluations of the situation have been taking place in recent days, as the United States bolsters its forces in the region and is keen to highlight this.
The U.S. claims that the ongoing internet blackout in Iran indicates the regime's fear.
An American official stated that the United States' maximum pressure is directed at the Iranian regime and not the Iranian people, and the U.S. will continue to support access to the internet for the Iranian people, which reveals the truth about what is happening in Iran.
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