U.S. President Donald Trump reiterated to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, his insistence on continuing negotiations with Iran, rebuffing calls from Netanyahu for a more assertive stance against Tehran. The meeting, held at the White House, comes amid heightened regional tensions and ongoing concerns over Iran’s nuclear program.
“I insisted that negotiations with Iran continue to see if a deal can be made or not,” Trump stated via social media following the three-hour discussion. “If possible, I will tell the Prime Minister that it would be a priority. If not possible, we will just have to see what happens,” he added, referencing past U.S. Military action against Iran’s nuclear infrastructure.
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According to a statement from Netanyahu’s office, the Israeli Prime Minister emphasized Israel’s security concerns during the conversation, specifically as they relate to negotiations with Iran.
“Emphasizing the necessitate for Israel’s security regarding the negotiations,” the statement read.
Trump has previously signaled the possibility of military action against Iran in response to its crackdown on protestors, but Washington and Tehran recently resumed talks last week with a meeting in Oman. These negotiations were paused following a 12-day conflict between Israel and Iran last July, during which U.S. Forces targeted sites associated with Iran’s atomic program.
The Wednesday meeting was confirmed by an AFP photographer, who reported the leaders discussed Iran. Netanyahu arrived via a side entrance in a black SUV bearing both the Israeli and American flags, traveling a short distance from Blair House, where visiting dignitaries are typically accommodated.
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