Netanyahu said before departing Israel that Iran would top the agenda, along with Gaza, Lebanon and the broader effort to expand a regional peace framework. The meeting will be Netanyahu's eighth with Trump since Trump returned to office, but the first since the Iran conflict began, and comes at a delicate moment for both leaders. Netanyahu faces reelection in October amid a strained relationship with Trump, while Washington is pushing to keep fragile ceasefires in Gaza and Lebanon intact. Gaza and LebanonAhead of the meeting, Israel took steps widely seen as gestures to Trump. Strains Between the Two LeadersThe meeting also offers a chance for Netanyahu to repair strains in his relationship with Trump.