Body Language Expert Reveals Cracks in White House Summit Meeting

A body language analysis of the Netanyahu-Trump meeting at the White House reveals gaps: Trump and Netanyahu are relaxed, while Vance is tense and distant.

A body language analysis of the leadership meeting at the White House, published in the New York Post by expert Lillian Glass, reveals notable gaps between the participants. While President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu displayed ease and friendliness, Vice President JD Vance appeared tense and physically distant from the group. Glass noted that Vance, known as a skeptic of American military involvement overseas, conveyed discomfort with a clenched jaw and tense smile. In contrast, Trump was completely relaxed, with his leg pointed toward Netanyahu, indicating affection and comfort. The meeting took place in the Oval Office behind closed doors.