Israel PMs office is reporting that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will be traveling to Washington to meet with Pres. Trump on Tuesday. Israel has recently been saying that they would not be an aggressor in the US Iranian war.

President Trump has continued to strongly back Israel and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, reaffirming the close U.S.-Israel alliance while signaling that the United States is prepared to take an even tougher stance against Iran if necessary. He recently said he is “close to making a decision” on potential military action against Iran larger than previous operations and indicated Israel would quickly participate if asked, though the U.S. could also act independently. At the same time, Trump has reportedly encouraged Netanyahu to begin reducing Israel’s military presence in Syria and Lebanon, arguing that prolonged deployments could complicate broader regional goals. He has also tied a major U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement to Saudi Arabia normalizing relations with Israel, underscoring his push to expand the Abraham Accords while maintaining strong support for Israel’s security and strategic interests.

This article was written by Greg Michalowski at investinglive.com.