US President Donald Trump has announced that a meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Lebanese leader Joseph Aoun could take place in Washington on May 11.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports that diplomatic sources provided this information to the Al Mayadeen television channel. According to the sources, the United States is actively promoting the meeting, with the initiative originating directly from US President Donald Trump.
While specific details of the agenda remain undisclosed, previous reports suggested the meeting would occur during the second decade of May. This potential high-level contact is seen as a significant move in the context of ongoing regional diplomatic efforts. The United States has historically played a central role as a mediator in Middle Eastern affairs, seeking to facilitate dialogue between regional powers to ensure long-term stability and security. Such a meeting in Washington would underscore the administration's continued focus on brokering direct communication between key regional actors to address security and diplomatic challenges in the Levant.
