President Biden spoke on Monday with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and invited him to an 'upcoming meeting in the U.S.,' Netanyahu's office says.
The two leaders discussed strengthening the U.S.-Israel alliance, threats from Iran and"the continuation of efforts for calm and stability in Judea and Samaria," the statement said. Israel also characterized the conversation as"warm and long.
"a similar agenda that the White House put out for the meeting with Herzog on Tuesday. Biden and Herzog plan to discuss ways to advance freedom and security for Israelis and Palestinians, Iran's"destabilizing behavior" and ways to"deepen Israel’s regional integration," according to the
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