President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu have maintained regular high-level contact during Trump’s second term, including multiple in-person meetings and phone calls centered on the Iran conflict that began in February 2026, nuclear proliferation concerns, and efforts to expand the Abraham Accords. Their July 28, 2026, White House session—the first face-to-face encounter since the war started—addressed military options, economic pressure, and potential diplomatic pathways, with both leaders describing the talks as positive and productive despite earlier public strains. Netanyahu’s domestic political calendar, including Israel’s upcoming elections, and Trump’s broader Middle East priorities continue to influence scheduling. Trader assessments of near-term meetings reflect the pace of these diplomatic and security developments, the status of U.S.-Iran negotiations, and any emerging crises that could prompt urgent consultations.