This is what real diplomacy looks like, folks.
President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wrapped up a substantial 2.5-hour meeting at the White House on Tuesday afternoon, demonstrating the kind of serious, focused leadership that Americans voted for in 2024. The marathon session concluded around 1:30 PM, with both leaders clearly engaged in the critical issues facing the U.S.-Israel alliance.
A Stark Contrast to the Biden Years
Remember when the Biden administration couldn't decide whether Israel was an ally or an inconvenience? Those days are over. President Trump has made it crystal clear from day one of his second term that America stands unequivocally with our Israeli allies—no hedging, no State Department double-speak, no trying to appease the radical anti-Israel wing of the Democrat Party.
A 2.5-hour meeting isn't a photo op. It's not a quick handshake for the cameras. This is two leaders rolling up their sleeves and getting to work on the challenges that matter: regional security, the Iranian threat, and ensuring stability in the Middle East.
Leadership That Shows Up
While the mainstream media obsesses over palace intrigue and anonymous sources, President Trump continues to do exactly what he promised the American people he would do—restore American strength on the world stage and stand by our allies.
The length of this meeting speaks volumes. These aren't leaders going through the motions. This is the Trump-Vance administration putting in the work to rebuild alliances that were strained under four years of Biden's weakness and confusion.
Patriots, this is what America First foreign policy looks like in action. Strong allies, clear commitments, and a President who isn't afraid to invest the time necessary to get things right. Stay tuned for more details as they emerge from this critical summit.