Trump and Netanyahu meet behind closed doors to talk Iran
When the press pool gets kicked out of the White House before a meeting even starts, you know the talk inside is actually serious.
No cameras, no staged handshakes, and not even the usual two minutes of awkward press shouting. Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu met in complete secrecy to figure out what comes next with Iran.
This makes eight face-to-face sessions between the two during Trump's second term. The timing is tricky: the U.S. just hit pause on nearly two weeks of bombing runs against Iranian targets, leaving Netanyahu to press the case that keeping Iran away from nuclear weapons must remain non-negotiable.
The room was stacked with top brass, including JD Vance, Marco Rubio, and Pete Hegseth. The entire high-stakes huddle was packed into an 80-minute visit between official briefings and attending the funeral of Lindsey Graham.
Locking the press out entirely usually means neither side wants their poker faces analyzed in high definition.
Source: UPI
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