US President Donald Trump has invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House for talks in the near future. Netanyahu’s office announced the development after both leaders held a call on Monday. They focused on security issues and the next steps for peace in the region.
Trump and Netanyahu spoke about the urgent need to disarm Hamas. They agreed that Gaza must be fully demilitarised to ensure long-term stability. Both leaders stressed that this goal remains central to broader regional security.
They also discussed ways to expand the existing peace agreements with other Middle Eastern nations. Trump said he wants to boost cooperation with US allies and strengthen diplomatic ties across the region. Netanyahu welcomed the idea and said Israel will continue to support efforts that promote peace and stability.
The upcoming meeting aims to align both countries on key strategic goals. It may also set the stage for new regional initiatives. Officials expect the White House talks to cover defence cooperation, counterterrorism, and future diplomatic partnerships.
Both leaders view the meeting as an important step toward a more stable Middle East. The date for the visit will be announced soon.
