Netanyahu's US visit aims to address Gaza war, US tariffs, and hostage release

The visit by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the US is to address the Gaza war, US tariffs and hostage release. Netanyahu is sitting with the US President and seeking to decrease the tariffs on Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in the United States today. Netanyahu's visit here after finishing his Hungary tour is going to be the central theme of this visit on war and market crisis. He will meet with a number of senior White House officials in the next two days.

Israeli products will have to face 17 percent US tariffs

He met US Treasury Secretary Howard Lutnick in Washington on Monday. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Sunday that he wishes US President Donald Trump would lift the tariffs leveled against Israel in a meeting held in Washington this week. In the new tariff policy unveiled by Trump, Israeli products will have to face 17 percent US tariffs. The United States of America is Israel's most dependable ally and its largest trading partner. For which the tariff with Israel is shocking everyone and the Israeli Prime Minister has suddenly turned to America. Aside from tariffs, Gaza war and hostage releases will also be among the central issues during this visit.

Gaza attacks can be presented as a victory by Netanyahu 

The Israeli Prime Minister has the advantage of showcasing the breaking of Gaza Siege and renewing the attack on Gaza as a triumph before the US President. Thousands of civilians and a few Hamas officials have lost their lives in these attacks since the ceasefire was violated. Negotiations for the release of Gaza hostages are also likely to be conducted.

Netanyahu achieved 400 kilometers long route

Israel's Haaretz daily said that the government plane of Wing of Zion took a 400-kilometre flight from Hungary to the US to circumvent passing over nations thought to be capable of enforcing arrest warrants against it that were issued by the International Criminal Court. Haaretz reported that Israel had assumed that Ireland, Iceland and the Netherlands would all act on ICC warrants issued for war crimes in Gaza, so the Wing of Zion flew over Croatia, Italy and France.