President Donald Trump insisted on Monday that his relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remains "very good," even after Netanyahu rejected a US-led plan for Gaza. Trump's comment came as Netanyahu navigates political pressure at home ahead of a difficult election. The Israeli leader is trying to balance the competing demands of his right-wing base and those of the US president, who has pushed for a disarmament deal in Gaza. Netanyahu's rejection of the plan has exposed friction between the two leaders, but Trump sought to downplay any rift. The prime minister's stance reflects the delicate tightrope he walks as he prepares to face voters while maintaining ties with Washington.