Washington, July 29 -- US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a "productive" 90-minute meeting in the Oval Office, seeking to project unity over the Iran war despite tensions that have strained their relationship in recent weeks.
The closed-door talks came after Trump had publicly expressed frustration with Netanyahu's approach to the conflict several times, including shortly before the Israeli leader arrived at the White House. The meeting's positive tone was seen as a boost for Netanyahu, who has faced pressure over the course of the war.
An account from the Israeli government said the two leaders remain closely coordinated on Iran and that there is "no daylight" between them.
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