Meeting at the White House - Netanyahu thanks Biden for support for Israel
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his gratitude to US President Joe Biden during a meeting at the White House for Biden's support for Israel. "I would like to thank you for 50 years of public service and 50 years of support for the State of Israel," Netanyahu said. He added that he looked forward to discussing "the big issues" with Biden. Biden replied: "We have a lot to discuss." The two answered no questions from the assembled press.
Planned for today is also a meeting between democratic Presidential candidate, Vice President Kamala Harris, and Netanyahu. On Friday, the former US President and Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump will receive Netanyahu at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida. Netanyahu's US visit, in connection with a speech at the US Congress on Wednesday, falls into the political turmoil in the United States following Biden's withdrawal from the campaign.
The relationship between the US President and Israel's Prime Minister has been tense for a longer time - due to the actions of the Israeli leadership under Netanyahu during the Gaza War, the mood has further deteriorated.
- During his White House meeting, US-President Joe Biden acknowledged the need for discussions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, revealing, "We have a lot to discuss."
- Despite the tensions in their relationship caused by Israel's actions during the Gaza War under Netanyahu's leadership, Joe Biden expressed his support for Israel during his meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu.
- In an upcoming meeting, democratic Presidential candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris is scheduled to engage with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, demonstrating the commitment of the US government to maintain its International Relationship with Israel.
- Amidst the political turmoil in the United States following Biden's withdrawal from the campaign, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is planning a visit to the US, which includes speaking at the US Congress and meeting with former US President Donald Trump at his Mar-a-Lago estate.
- The support from US President Joe Biden for Israel, as expressed by Benjamin Netanyahu during their meeting at the White House, could signal a positive shift in the International Relationship between the United States of America and Israel, particularly in regards to ongoing conflicts.
