Netanyahu and Trump Meet Amid Shifting Political Landscape

Former President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met at Mar-a-Lago amid tight security, discussing potential major conflicts if Trump does not win the 2024 U.S. Presidential Elections. Trump's support for Israel was emphasized, and Netanyahu, who had met with U.S. leaders earlier, expressed optimism about a Gaza ceasefire. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris has unified the Democratic Party following Joe Biden's exit from the presidential race. Netanyahu's trip was overshadowed by criticism over Israel's actions in Gaza, including a boycotted Congressional address and protests. A deadly Hezbollah strike in the Golan Heights and the UK Prime Minister's call for a ceasefire also highlighted ongoing tensions.