Netanyahu in Washington: What Are His Goals for the U.S. Visit?
In the early hours of Monday, July 7, 2025, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left Ben Gurion Airport for Washington-his latest in a series of visits-amid intense speculation over his agenda for another meeting with former President Donald trump. Key discussion points are expected to include negotiating a Gaza ceasefire, expanding the Abraham Accords, and potentially persuading Trump to involve the U.S. more directly in confrontations with Iran.
However, at this stage of negotiations, it appears unlikely that Saudi Arabia would join the Abraham Accords without securing major concessions-such as uranium enrichment rights, a complete halt to the Gaza war, or acceptance of a two-state solution framework.
syria, Lebanon, and even Qatar may be more inclined to join this agreement. Some analysts believe that the first visit by a Zionist regime minister to the region-amidst widespread protests-was aimed at halting drones like the “Quad” corruption case, preventing cabinet collapse in case of mass resignations, and ultimately proposing support for Islamic resistance in Iraq.
The first minister’s trip appears intended to leverage the influence of “mainstream media outlets” to portray a 12-day victory over Tehran while transforming limited tactical achievements into major strategic victories. Despite Trump’s support, their path remains unsustainable given ongoing challenges.
Displaying Victory in Washington
Hours after Operation “Bashar Fatah” targeted the command center of Santakam in West Asia-aimed at securing the Beir al-Sabe area from Mouski Sepah Pasdaran forces-trump reportedly mediated through dual agreements.
Iran’s missile capabilities have forced a halt to the war and ceasefire between Iran and the Zionist regime, creating a situation referred to as “frozen tension.” This follows Israel’s failure to counter Iranian missile strikes, demonstrating Iran’s ability to penetrate the Zionist regime’s defensive systems and successfully neutralize them.
Analytical centers assessing Iran’s missile strikes against public infrastructure in occupied territories note that the zionist regime could not withstand even this level of attack. They argue that israel has failed to counter Iran’s advanced missiles, including those like Sajjil and Kheibar Shekan. at the exact moment when Iranian precision-guided munitions were neutralizing Zionist defenses, the U.S. intervened militarily to rescue Israeli forces.
Meanwhile, Western-aligned elites and media outlets continue pushing option narratives about the 12-day war. American think tanks and media-previously fixated on portraying Iran as weak-are now scrambling to justify escalatory measures by Trump-era hardliners. These same voices now claim Israel launched over 40 unsuccessful attacks with genocidal intent.
Iran’s security and economic weaknesses have placed Tehran in a vulnerable position, creating an opportune moment for non-military strikes, internal unrest, and ultimately political system change in the country.
The first minister of the Zionist regime reportedly aims to leverage ceasefire negotiations with resistance axis members to reach a “point of ignition” (Moment of Truth) in Gaza, while together advancing the Abraham Accords. Analysts suggest that despite stated objectives, Likud Party leaders view this maneuver as solely targeting Iran’s power structure-a response to its alleged destabilizing influence.
Is Netanyahu seeking to halt the Gaza war?
Citing unnamed regional media sources, reports indicate that one of Netanyahu’s primary goals during his Washington visit is negotiating a 40-day truce in Gaza. Outlets like Al Jazeera note that Israel’s first minister recently met with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and…
The U.S. Special Representative for Middle east Affairs has analyzed the current situation in this region, while right-wing forces openly criticize Netanyahu’s government. They argue that instead of negotiations, the state must act decisively with “Hamas’ annihilation” as its goal.
Nonetheless of whether this rift within Netanyahu’s government is genuine or not, far-right leaders like Itamar Ben-Gvir have explicitly blamed Netanyahu. They warn that if extremist forces withdraw from the cabinet, Israel must swiftly reclaim territory to secure freedom for the remaining 20 hostages in Gaza.
A hardline faction believes the Zionist regime aims to break Gazan resistance during this phase of conflict by leveraging capabilities like “precision-guided munitions” and “creating division.” Their objective is to force Palestinians to abandon their land. To achieve this,Tel Aviv intends to position Hamas as both a scapegoat and a justification for disproportionate military demands.
The war will not stop,and the remaining prisoner exchange will not happen!
weapons sales to Arab countries
Another key Netanyahu advisor during his visit to washington emphasized the expansion of the Abraham Accords. In recent days, Zionist regime think tanks and analysts have focused on the “Syrian file,” believing that normalizing relations with Damascus is possible because the new government of Prime Minister Mohammad al-Julani urgently requires American support while facing intensified Zionist attacks in southern Syria. According to reports in media outlets affiliated with Julani, he is solely seeking formal recognition of his government.
On the Lebanese front,it appears that the Zionist regime-with U.S., Saudi, and UAE backing-is pursuing four objectives: “economic-sanctions pressure to dismantle Hezbollah’s financial-military system,” “disrupting Hezbollah’s regional operations by transforming it into a local group,” ”erasing Shia resistance strongholds in southern Lebanon’s border villages,” and “diminishing
Amid preparations for the 2024 elections, Hezbollah’s military presence in southern Lebanon faces renewed scrutiny as the israeli regime reinforces strategic positions along five key points near the border.
Six months after the Lebanon-Israel border clashes, U.S.-backed diplomatic efforts to achieve two key objectives-“disarming Hezbollah” and “implementing the Abraham Accords in Beirut”-have intensified. The Lebanese government appears determined to prolong the presence of zionist forces in southern Lebanon, having reportedly received “positive responses” from Trump and Saudi officials regarding normalization with Israel. Recent military movements by israeli forces over the past 48 hours and their aggressive posture in this sector remain under analysis.
Key Developments
The events of recent months demonstrate that whenever Western-aligned state institutions fail to enforce their agenda, predictable escalations follow. this pattern warrants close observation as regional dynamics evolve.
Western Asia is on the brink of eruption.From iran’s consulate building attack in Damascus to the assassination of Hezbollah deputy leader Seyed Hassan Nasrallah in Lebanon, these events signal full alignment between Washington and Tel Aviv.
Some analysts believe that after spending billions, Zionist-backed forces have no intention of ending the endless wars in West Asia. Given this context, focusing excessively on issues like Gaza ceasefire negotiations or reviving the Abraham Accords could be a deceptive operation aimed at creating new tensions against the resistance axis-targeting Yemen, Iraq, Lebanon, or even the Islamic Republic of Iran.
