Washington may visit Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu next week. At the same time, Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer will arrive in Washington on Monday, a source in the Jerusalem Post said.

At the same time, Axios, citing an Israeli official, says Netanyahu will go to the White House on July 7.

The Israeli Council of Ministers has held a debate and will expect results from Dermer’s meetings in Washington before examining additional significant steps in Gaza.

Yesterday, US President Donald Trump called for an agreement to be reached in Gaza and “return the hostages !!!” In his post on Truth Social.

Earlier, Trump said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was in the process of negotiating a deal with Hamas to release the remaining hostages.

Call by Trump for Netanyahu’s trial is terminated

Recently, Donald Trump has criticized Israeli prosecutors for continuing corruption proceedings against Netanyahu, saying this intervening in his ability to hold talks with both Hamas and Iran.

“The parody of” Justice “will affect negotiations with both Iran and Hamas,” Trump wrote. “In other words, it is absurd to do what uncontrolled prosecutors do to Bibi Netanyahu.”

Netanyahu thanked Trump on Sunday morning, saying, “Together, we will make the Middle East again!”

Netanyahu’s last visit to Washington was last April, where the two discussed the hostage crisis, the end of the war in Gaza and the duties recently imposed by the Trump government in Israel. He was the first foreign leader to meet Trump on tariffs.