In a recent meeting at the White House, U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed that no agreement was reached with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This announcement was made by Trump himself via a post on his social media platform, Truth Social. He stated that, aside from discussing ongoing negotiations with Iran, which he insists must continue, no final decisions were made during their discussions.

The meeting, described by Trump as 'very good', comes at a critical moment as the U.S. has resumed nuclear negotiations with Iran. Netanyahu's visit aimed to pressure Trump to adopt a firmer stance during these negotiations. Trump's emphasis on continuing discussions regarding Iran suggests an ongoing U.S. commitment to finding a diplomatic resolution, although the lack of a concrete outcome from this meeting may signal challenges ahead in U.S.-Israeli relations regarding Iran's nuclear program.

While there have been no immediate comments from Netanyahu following the meeting, an image of the two leaders was shared by his office, highlighting their engagement despite the absence of a substantive agreement. The implications of this meeting may reflect on the future dynamics of negotiations with Iran and the strategic partnership between Israel and the United States, especially in the realm of Middle Eastern diplomacy.