Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described his White House meeting with US President Donald Trump as “excellent” on Tuesday, marking their first face-to-face talks since the outbreak of the Iran war in late February. According to Netanyahu, the discussions focused on a shared commitment to preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. In video remarks, Netanyahu said the talks reflected “complete partnership, bilateral support, and an understanding of the shared goal” regarding Iran’s nuclear ambitions. He also noted that the meeting provided an opportunity to exchange views and make arrangements for Israel’s security and future, without offering further details. The meeting, held at the White House, comes amid heightened tensions following the start of the Iran war. Reports indicate that Netanyahu and Trump discussed ensuring Iran never possesses nuclear weapons, a longstanding priority for both leaders. Netanyahu’s description of the talks as “excellent” underscores the alignment between the two allies on the Iran issue. This was the first in-person meeting between the two since the conflict began, signaling continued coordination on regional security matters.