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Israel's U.N. ambassador says Netanyahu-Trump meeting will focus on Iran
Summary
Danny Denon said Prime Minister Netanyahu's meeting with President Trump in Washington comes "at a critical time for the Middle East" and that Iran will be the top agenda item; he said Israel is "prepared for all scenarios."
Israel's ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Denon, said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington and that the leaders will prioritize Iran. "That will be the number 1 on the agenda," Denon said, adding that he could not predict which direction talks would take.
Denon told reporters Israel will "definitely would like to hear from the president, what he wants to see in the next coming days or weeks," and said Israel "is prepared for all scenarios." Reporters at the briefing asked whether the leaders would discuss specific pathways to scale down the conflict; Denon said there are "different options" and that Israel would discuss them with the U.S. president.
