Trump meets Netanyahu as rift over Iran war spills into public

President Donald Trump met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on July 28 as tensions between the two leaders over the Iran war moved into the open. Ahead of the talks, Trump complained that details of Netanyahu's planned case on Iran had leaked publicly and suggested the Israeli leader wanted to keep the United States deeply engaged. The meeting was their first since the war with Iran began and came as Trump faces pressure to curb a costly, unpopular conflict while Netanyahu seeks political support at home. The two were also expected to discuss Lebanon, including the U.S.-Israel framework tied to the Israel-Hezbollah war, and the possible expansion of the Abraham Accords.