Netanyahu shared what he plans to discuss with Trump.

On February 4, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with Donald Trump.

According to reports from Associated Press and The Times of Israel.

As the media reports, on February 2, Netanyahu flew to Washington. Before boarding the flight, he stated that collaboration with the new U.S. administration could transform the landscape of the Middle East.

“The meetings in the U.S. will focus on critical issues facing Israel and the region – victory over Hamas, the release of all our hostages, and addressing the Iranian terrorist axis in all its components, which threatens peace in Israel, the Middle East, and the entire world,” Netanyahu announced.

Additionally, he will discuss the expansion of diplomatic relations with Arab countries alongside Trump.

While speaking before boarding the plane, the Israeli Prime Minister noted that he is the first foreign leader to meet with Trump at the White House since his inauguration. This, in turn, is “a testament to the strength of the Israeli-American alliance” as well as evidence of a strong personal friendship.

“The decisions we made in the war have already changed the face of the Middle East. Our decisions and the courage of our soldiers have reshaped the map. But I believe that by working closely with President Trump, we can reshape it even further, and for the better. I believe we can strengthen security, expand the circle of peace, and achieve a wonderful era of peace through strength,” he concluded.

Background. Earlier, Mind reported that about 90 missiles for the Patriot system are being sent from Israel to Ukraine – they will first be directed to the United States and then to warehouses in Poland, before being transferred to Ukraine.