Trump signals possible meeting with Netanyahu in Florida
US President Donald Trump indicated on Thursday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may visit him in Florida during the Christmas holiday period, as diplomatic efforts continue around the next stage of discussions on the Gaza situation.
Speaking to reporters ahead of his departure to his Mar-a-Lago residence, Trump said a meeting was likely but had not yet been officially scheduled. He explained that the Israeli leader had expressed interest in holding talks in the coming days.
The potential encounter comes at a sensitive moment, as international actors are pushing for renewed momentum in negotiations aimed at easing tensions and advancing a political framework related to Gaza. Any direct exchange between the two leaders could influence the direction of these talks.
While no formal agenda has been announced, the expected meeting underscores the close political ties between Washington and Tel Aviv, particularly at a time of heightened regional uncertainty.
