Netanyahu Lands in Washington Ahead of Trump Talks on Iran

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's aircraft landed in Washington early Tuesday Israel time, completing his trip for a diplomatic visit. He is scheduled to meet President Donald Trump at 6 p.m. Washington time after attending the memorial service for Senator Lindsey Graham, a longtime supporter of Israel. Before departing from Nevatim Airbase, Netanyahu said Iran would lead a wider agenda focused on Israel's security and expanding regional peace. He said the talks would be his eighth meeting with Trump since the president began his second term, more than Trump has held with any other world leader.