A White House spokeswoman described the meeting as 'positive and productive.'

Netanyahu’s previous trip to Washington took place in February, two weeks before the joint U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran known as 'Operation Roaring Lion/Epic Fury.'

A U.S. official briefed on Monday’s meeting at the White House told Reuters that Trump was unhappy with the proposal.

The president clarified that 'There was nothing definitive reached other than I insisted that negotiations with Iran continue.'

President Donald Trump attended a lavish Chanukah celebration at the White House, where he spoke about his connection to the Jewish nation and Israel and condemned antisemitism across the world.

'You’re not hostages anymore, today you’re heroes.'

Trump said he convened the senior leadership team to demonstrate his full dedication to freeing all of the 48 captives still being held by Palestinian terrorists in the Gaza Strip.

President Donald Trump welcomed released hostage Edan Alexander to the White House and praised his courage in captivity and freedom.

The officials also 'expressed deep shock' at Sunday’s antisemitic attack in Boulder, Colorado, at a demonstration calling to free the remaining hostages.

For the second time since President Trump was elected, Prime Minister Netanyahu visited Washington, D.C., where they discussed numerous pressing issues—mainly tariffs, Iran's nuclear threat, and the hostages held in Gaza.

They held signs with slogans such as 'Resistance is justified when people are occupied' and 'Stand with Palestine, End the Occupation now.'

After hearing the harrowing stories of Israeli hostages at the White House, President Trump took to Truth Social with a chilling warning to Hamas: 'Shalom means Hello and Goodbye – You can choose.'

Eli lost his wife and daughters in Be’eri during Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023 attack. His brother Yossi was taken captive during the massacre and murdered in captivity.

In a video released by the Prime Minister, Netanyahu thanked the United States for its unwavering support of the Jewish nation in its fight against terrorism and its pursuit of peace in the Middle East.

'First and foremost is the issue of Iran' and deciding the right strategy to attack 'the head of the snake.'

Researcher David May: 'The immediate invitation is a strong indication of the importance Trump and his team place on the U.S.-Israel relationship.'

The Biden administration has yet to condemn the sustained harassment, boycotts and assaults on Jewish students at UCLA, CUNY and Columbia.

Protesters voiced chants for the destruction of Jews and Israel, openly showing support for the Al Qassam Brigade, the military wing of Hamas.

'We came forward as a community in an impactful way, in a refined way and in a firm way.'pro

'Hamas should not be operating out of hospitals...we have to call out Hamas here.'

Following her release from captivity, Mia Schem traveled to Washington, D.C.

White House mediator Amos Hochstein meets Israeli officials to address the Hezbollah crisis.

Non-essential employees evacuated as pro-Palestinian protesters storm White House fence.

On Monday, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre redirected the conversation to address Islamophobia in light of a question about potential antisemitism amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict in the Middle East.

“As I often have often said, 'If there wasn’t an Israel, we’d have to make one.’ Seventy-five years, it’s hard to believe,” U.S. President Joe Biden said.

'To not mention Israel when discussing antisemitism is not only irresponsible, but dangerous,' tweeted the nonprofit watchdog StopAntisemitism.

Ambassador Gilad Erdan says White House making a 'serious mistake' by not inviting Netanyahu. 'This is not the way to behave between friends.'

The Psagot wine served at the White House seder sent Israel-haters into a frenzy, disparaging Jews who live in Judea and Samara as 'colonizers' and 'illegal settlers.'

The US and Israel are reportedly in discussions for Prime Minister Naftali Bennett to meet President Joe Biden in Washington in July.

'Israel is a country where we have an important strategic security relationship,' said White House press secretary Jen Psaki.

'Ironically, the president who first paid attention to Chanukah was Jimmy Carter, although he wasn’t the Jewish community’s favorite Democratic candidate.'