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Key points
- U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met in Washington on Tuesday, their first meeting since the latest U.S.-Iran hostilities.
- The 90-minute talks were described as positive by the White House, while a Netanyahu delegation source said both leaders reaffirmed opposition to Iran obtaining nuclear weapons.
- The leaders were expected to address implementation of a U.S.-backed Israel-Lebanon agreement and stalled efforts to rebuild Gaza.
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Trump and Netanyahu met in Washington on July 28, in their first in-person encounter since the Iran war began in February.
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Trump and Netanyahu held their first face-to-face talks since the latest U.S.-Iran hostilities, with discussions focused primarily on Iran, according to the Israeli delegation and White House.
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Trump and Netanyahu met in Washington on July 28, marking their first in-person meeting since the joint war against Iran began in February.
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