Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with US President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday, marking their first encounter since February’s strikes on Iran escalated regional conflict. The meeting occurs against a backdrop of strained US-Israeli relations, characterized by public disagreements and critical comments from Trump during recent ceasefire talks. Both leaders are anticipated to present a unified front and minimize displays of discord. The February strikes, coupled with subsequent negotiations, reportedly led to tense exchanges between the two governments. This meeting offers a chance to recalibrate the relationship following this period of friction. The focus will likely be on shared concerns regarding Iran’s regional influence and broader Middle East stability.