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Israel‑US talks on Iran nuclear program

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In late July 2026 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pressed U.S. urged President Donald Trump to keep maintain a “constant, constant watch” on Iran’s nuclear activities, emphasizing the lack of program, noting no new evidence about Tehran’s capability to develop of a nuclear weapon weapons capability but underscoring stressing the need for continued monitoring for regional security. ongoing monitoring. A few days later, later Netanyahu traveled travelled to Washington on the government aircraft “Wing of Zion,” flying over Greece, Italy, France and Canada. He met Trump and senior officials, including Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, evangelical leaders and AIPAC representatives, but held no press‑covered interview. Human‑rights groups highlighted an ICC arrest warrant issued for Netanyahu in 2024. During closed‑door talks, Netanyahu discussed extending U.S.–Israel pressure on Iran by imposing a high‑level land blockade of Iran’s border crossings, a proposal aimed at further isolating Tehran’s economy. He also declined a meeting that focused on with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The visit underscored Israel’s push for U.S. vigilance and contingency plans should Iran’s Revolutionary Guard undermine diplomatic efforts. Analysts noted that the discussion aimed to position Israel to pursue options, including potential possible military pressure, under the framework of previously mentioned initiatives such as “Operation Roaring Lion.” The trip highlighted Israel’s insistence on U.S. vigilance and its preparation for alternative strategies if diplomatic channels falter. avenues face uncertainty.

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