Washington, July 30 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged US President Donald Trump to maintain pressure on Iran during their White House meeting, making no secret of his scepticism regarding the ongoing negotiations and their ability to produce a lasting agreement.
Furthermore, the two leaders discussed options ranging from increased economic pressure to renewed military action, according to a senior Israeli official.
The 90-minute meeting on Tuesday, the first between the two leaders took place hours before Iran launched a missile attack on a US military base in Jordan, leading Trump to vow retribution.
According to the Israeli official, the two leaders discussed three possible paths: pursuing a diplomatic agreement with I...