Trump calls meeting with Netanyahu and U.S. lawmakers 'very good'

President Donald Trump characterized his recent meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and members of the U.S. Congress as "very good." Trump shared this assessment on his social media platform, Truth Social, accompanied by photographs of the gathering, though he did not specify the subjects discussed. The meeting took place shortly after Trump acknowledged "small differences" between the U.S. and Israel but expressed confidence in their alignment. Netanyahu's visit to Washington coincided with his attendance at the funeral of Republican Congressman Lindsey Graham, a notable figure who had advocated for a strong stance against Iran. During the event, Netanyahu was observed engaging in conversations with U.S. officials, including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. This diplomatic engagement occurred as the United States, in coordination with Saudi Arabia, resumed attacks on Iranian targets within Iraq. The renewed military actions followed an earlier report of the U.S. evading a surprise attack by Iran against its naval vessels in the Middle East.

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The Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu of Israel, together with me and representatives, had a very good meeting. Obviously, many important matters were discussed.