Israeli Prime Minister Lands at Washington for Face-to-Face Effort To Blunt Impact of Trump’s Tariffs

Netanyahu is taking up an invitation to talk about tariffs, the ongoing war with Hamas, and regional threats to Israel.

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Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump during a news conference in the East Room of the White House, February 4, 2025. AP/Evan Vucci

Prime Minister Netanyahu is at the front of the line for trade talks with President Trump, meeting at Washington on Monday to discuss the 17 percent tariff to be imposed on Israel this week as part of the president’s sweeping global tax plan. 

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