Summary
Bloomberg's Dan Williams reports on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's low-key Washington visit to meet President Trump, pay respects to the late Senator Lindsey Graham, and press for constant US vigilance on Iran's nuclear program amid an ongoing war and shifting regional dynamics.
- Netanyahu to ask Trump to keep constant watch on Iran's nuclear program and discuss Iran broadly
- Visit is low-key, largely tied to memorial service for late Senator Lindsey Graham
- Eighth Trump-Netanyahu meeting of Trump's current term, a record for a foreign dignitary
- Israel wants to align with Trump on Iran campaigns and address secondary effects of the ongoing war
- Regional powers like Turkey and Saudi Arabia are making independent deals with Trump, sometimes contrary to Israeli interests