Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet U.S.President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday for the first time since the start of the Iran war.The meeting, expected to focus on the conflict and regional security, comes amid strained relations between the leaders.While both have publicly disagreed on the war's conduct, they aim to tone down tensions.Discussions will include the U.S.-sponsored framework deal with Lebanon, Gaza reconstruction efforts, and the Abraham Accords.Netanyahu emphasized the need to safeguard Israel's security and expand peace efforts, while Trump seeks to align on strategic objectives.

The meeting marks their first in-person talks since the war began and is part of ongoing diplomatic efforts to address the Iran crisis and regional stability.Analysts note that differences between the leaders concern tactics rather than goals, with both prioritizing Iran and regional alliances over Gaza.Netanyahu's visit also precedes Israel's upcoming elections, where he faces public scrutiny over past government actions.