Netanyahu says he’ll present ‘principles’ for Iran talks to Trump

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is traveling to Washington, D.C., to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump to discuss principles for negotiating with Iran. The visit, Netanyahu's sixth official visit with Trump in the past year, occurs amid ongoing nuclear talks between the U.S. and Iran in Oman, negotiations in which Israel is not directly involved. Netanyahu aims to influence U.S. policy towards Iran, advocating for principles that he believes are crucial for regional peace and security. Meanwhile, an Iranian official, Ali Larijani, cautioned the U.S. against allowing Netanyahu to undermine the diplomatic efforts with Iran. Netanyahu has previously suggested Iran should fully disarm its heavy weapons.

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Ali Larijani said the Trump administration must not allow Netanyahu to derail diplomacy between Washington and Tehran.

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The talks in Oman were the first negotiations since the June 2025 war.

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Washington and Tehran concluded a round of nuclear talks in Oman.

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Netanyahu is heading to Washington, DC, for his sixth official visit with the US president over the past year.

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Netanyahu will present Donald Trump with “principles” for negotiating with Iran.

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Departing for Washington, DC, Israeli prime minister hails his close ties to the US president amid nuclear talks with Iran.Published On 10 Feb 2026Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he will present Donald Trump with “principles” for negotiating with Iran as he heads to Washington, DC, for his sixth official visit with the US president over the past year.Netanyahu hailed the “unique closeness” between Israel and the United States and his own warm ties to Trump before leaving Tel Aviv on Tuesday.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3US-flagged ships advised to stay ‘as far as possible’ from Iranian waterslist 2 of 3Iran’s top security official in Oman following nuclear talks with USlist 3 of 3Iran shuts down private businesses after protests as economy slumpsend of list“I will present Trump with principles for negotiations with Iran that are important not only to Israel but to everyone who wants peace and security,” Netanyahu told reporters, according to The Jerusalem Post newspaper.“In my opinion, these are important principles for everyone who wants peace and security in the Middle East.”His visit comes days after Washington and Tehran concluded a round of nuclear talks in Oman – the first negotiations since the June 2025 war that saw the US bomb Iran’s main nuclear facilities after waves of Israeli attacks.Israel is not part of those talks, but Netanyahu has long sought to exert influence over US presidents to shape Washington’s policies in the region.Later on Tuesday, top Iranian official Ali Larijani, who is visiting Oman, said the Trump administration must not allow Netanyahu to derail diplomacy between Washington and Tehran.“They must remain alert to the destructive role of the Zionists,” Larijani said of US officials.Netanyahu did not provide details about his “principles” for a potential Iran deal, but he has previously said Tehran should agree to full disarmament of heavy weapons, akin to Libya’s 2003 deal with the West.

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