Jerusalem/Washington, July 28 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at the White House on Tuesday for talks with US President Donald Trump, their first face-to-face meeting since the two nations jointly launched their war against Iran early this year.
The meeting marks the eighth between the two leaders during Trump's second term and is expected to focus on the ongoing war with Tehran, Israel's military presence in southern Lebanon and efforts to expand the Abraham Accords, according to a White House official.
Netanyahu entered the White House through the West Executive Avenue entrance, a side entrance largely shielded from public view, rather than the more visible West Wing entrance where Trump has often welcomed him durin...