Washington DC: US President Donald Trump met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday in their first talks since the two countries launched a joint war against Iran. Trump indicated some disagreement with Netanyahu’s approach towards Iran, saying there were “a little difference” between their positions but adding that they remained “pretty close”. Iran remains key focusNetanyahu was expected to share Israeli intelligence on Iran’s nuclear activities and discuss future options with Trump. Although Trump and Netanyahu presented a united front during the Iran conflict, differences have emerged over how to handle the aftermath. Netanyahu had supported continuing military operations against Iran and Hezbollah, while Trump pushed towards diplomatic efforts and negotiations.