Netanyahu heads to Washington for meeting with Trump

WASHINGTON, United States — JERUSALEM — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday he is traveling to Washington at the invitation of U.S. President Donald Trump. Speaking at a government session, Netanyahu said he will meet Trump in the U.S. capital, with Iran-related developments expected to top the agenda. Netanyahu also told the cabinet that Israeli forces are continuing operations in the West Bank, including raids, searches and detentions. He said regional issues would also be discussed during the talks with Trump. On the International Criminal Court, Netanyahu accused the tribunal of targeting Israel and said the United States is planning to take action against the court. No further details on the timing or scope of the planned U.S. measures were immediately available.