The Jerusalem regional court liberated Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from testifying the hearings on corruption due to the Prime Minister's visit to the United States, Yet reports.
On July 1, Netanyahu announced at the beginning of the Israeli Cabinet meeting that he plans to meet with US President Donald Trump, Deputy Speaker Jay Di Vens, Secretary of State Pitt Hegset and US President Pit Hegset and US President.
At the end of June, Axios correspondent Barack Ravid and the Associated Press reported that Netanyahu will visit Washington in the coming days and will hold talks with Trump in the White House on July 7.
The agenda of the upcoming meeting between the American and Israeli leaders has not yet been published in detail. However, it is believed that the parties will mainly discuss the situation around Iran and the Gaza Strip.
