President Trump and Israeli PM Netanyahu held their first official meeting since Trump's return to office, addressing the fragile ceasefire in Gaza, Iran's nuclear developments, and potential normalization with Saudi Arabia. Trump expressed skepticism about the truce's longevity, stating Palestinians are unlikely to want to return to Gaza. He proposed relocating Palestinians to neighboring countries, a concept met with opposition from those nations. Netanyahu faces political pressures while aiming to advance relations with Arab states. The meeting is critical as it coincides with stalled negotiations for the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire and ongoing humanitarian crises.