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President Donald Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday, announcing a "big meeting" with Iran and discussing other key issues, including Gaza and potential tariffs.

The Details: Trump stated that his administration will hold direct talks with Iran on Saturday. The conversation, deemed to be "at almost the highest level," is hoped to result in a deal to avoid military alternatives. The surprise announcement followed Trump's repeated warnings to Iran for a new nuclear deal. Tehran has yet to confirm the talks. Netanyahu's visit also featured discussions on the ongoing war in Gaza, with Trump expressing his wish for the conflict to end soon and all hostages to be released. In addition, Netanyahu committed to working towards eliminating trade deficits in the US.

For Context: The Trump administration has been enforcing economic sanctions against Iran since February, reinstating the "maximum pressure" policy of Trump’s first term. Trump's call for a new nuclear deal with Iran follows his criticism of the previous deal made under President Barack Obama's term, which he claimed did little to prevent Iran from building nuclear weapons. Meanwhile, the war in Gaza has resulted in significant casualties and hostage situations, sparking global concerns.

How the Media Covered It: The announcement of Iran talks was prominently highlighted across media outlets. However, the New York Post (Lean Right bias) focused more on the details of the meeting while connecting President Joe Biden’s decision to end Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign to the current state of affairs. Meanwhile, Axios (Lean Left) highlighted Netanyahu's skepticism about the likelihood of a US-Iran deal and his alleged preference for the "Libya model," which calls for the full dismantling of Iran's nuclear program. Newsweek (Center) and Reuters (Center) gave more attention to discussions beyond the Iran talks, such as Netanyahu's commitment on tariffs and Trump's comments on the war in Gaza.

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President Trump announced Monday that his administration would convene direct talks with Iran later this week — saying that he hopes for “a deal” to avoid “the obvious” military alternative.

“We’re having direct talks with Iran,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office while hosting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.