Netanyahu arrives at the White House for meeting with Trump | All the details

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at the White House for a meeting with President Donald Trump. In an interview with Fox before the meeting, Trump said he does not need Netanyahu to tell him about Mount Mashush, and that he knows exactly what is happening. He threatened to destroy the facility if there is no deal, and emphasized that the US is in a strong position.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived today (Tuesday) at the White House for a meeting with US President Donald Trump. Netanyahu was accompanied by his delegation, including Ambassador Leyter, political advisor Falik, chief of staff Norden, military secretary Guy Markizano, and Caroline Glick. In an interview with Fox News shortly before the meeting, Trump was asked about Netanyahu and replied, "I don't need Bibi to tell me about Mount Mashush—I know exactly what's going on there." Trump clarified that he knows exactly what is happening in the region and wondered whether it needs to be announced publicly. Regarding the possibility of an attack, Trump said: "We destroyed their nuclear sites, and we will have to eliminate 'Mount Mashush' as well if there is no deal. If there is no deal, we will eliminate it very easily." He emphasized, "If they don't make a deal, I'll come back and finish the job," and added that he could destroy most of their bridges in less than an hour and wipe out the power plants within a day. However, Trump admitted he prefers diplomacy: "If I can avoid doing it, I'd rather avoid it; it really destroys a country." He concluded that the US is in a strong position, and the Iranians know he will act if there is no deal. The article also includes background on the "Mount Mashush" facility—an Iranian underground facility that has become a symbol in the nuclear program struggle—and a review of reports about centrifuges being moved to the facility.