Analyst: Netanyahu or will again press Trump during the meeting

Alex Vatanga, a senior researcher at the Middle East Institute in Washington, D.C., stated that Netanyahu was likely to try again to promote the idea of regime change in Iran when he met with Trump at the White House on Tuesday. But Trump wouldn't buy because he didn't want to. Within the United States, the war was extremely politically unpopular, so it remains to be seen what Netanyahu would gain from this meeting. It remains to be seen whether the previous meeting between Trump and Netanyahu in Washington, D.C., which has often been followed by an escalation of tensions with Iran, will continue this pattern. The Israeli side remains dissatisfied with the memorandum of understanding between the Trump Government and Iran, as their perception of the Iranian threat is different from that of the United States. Israeli officials would like Netanyahu to continue to pressure Trump on Iran ' s ballistic missiles and nuclear programme. The response of the Trump Government may be that unless the United States decides to deploy troops to occupy Iran, the military action that the United States forces can do is limited. No one can take Iran seriously. Kim Xian