In mid-February, U.S. President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke for the first time since Biden entered the Oval Office. The phone-call was long-anticipated amid concerns in Israel about what U.S. intentions are for Middle East policy. After four years in which the Trump administration was openly and deeply supportive of Israel’s actions, Israel’s leadership is concerned about Iranian threats and how the U.S. might approach a new Iran nuclear deal.
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