Netanyahu announced he will remove all trade barriers with the United States.

During a meeting at the White House with the President of the United States, Donald Trump, the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, promised to eliminate the trade deficit with the United States and remove all trade barriers between the two countries.

Netanyahu expressed his sympathy for Trump's stance on tariffs, highlighting that he is a supporter of free trade, but he emphasized that "free trade must be fair trade."

This promise comes after the Trump administration imposed a 17% tariff on Israeli products last week.

Netanyahu assured that Israel would take swift measures to reduce the trade deficit and improve trade relations with the United States, proposing his country as a model for other countries wishing to follow a similar approach. Additionally, he highlighted his commitment to free trade, albeit with conditions of fairness.

Netanyahu's announcement reflects an effort to strengthen economic ties between Israel and the United States in a context of growing global trade tension, aligning with the Trump administration's protectionist policy.

Meanwhile, President Trump assured that the United States will continue to provide assistance to Israel in the war against Hamas. The American leader emphasized that USD 4 billion are provided to Israel and this policy will continue.

In his dialogue with Netanyahu about the Gaza Strip, Trump noted the willingness of third countries to host the residents of the territories brought to ruin by the terrorist group Hamas.

Meanwhile, the President of the United States referred to the lack of negotiations with Russia regarding tariffs. Trump noted that negotiations do not exist because the United States currently doesn't conduct business with the government of Vladimir Putin.

The American President declared being very disappointed and concerned about the constant bombings that Russia is carrying out over Ukraine.

Trump also referred to the negotiations being conducted with Iran regarding the dangerous attitudes of Khamenei's regime concerning its nuclear program. The top American authority declared that if negotiations with Iran do not come to fruition, the country will be in great danger.

In the press conference held by both leaders, the American expressed about his relationship with the Turkish President Erdogan. He declared that he has a very good relationship with him and expressed that if Israel feels comfortable with Türkiye's work, better and growing relations can be established.

Trump highlighted Erdogan's work in Syria and referred to the Turk as a ''very tough and very smart'' leader. At the same time, he reassured Netanyahu by offering help if he ever has a conflict with Türkiye.