Netanyahu: We are prepared to carry out broader operations in the West Bank, and I will discuss the situation in Iran with Trump

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed a series of positions related to security and political issues, announcing that he will hold talks with U.S. President Donald Trump on developments in Iran during his upcoming visit to Washington.

Netanyahu explained that he will travel to the United States tomorrow to meet Trump, and will also take part in a memorial ceremony for the late U.S. senator Lindsey Graham, whom he described as a "friend of Israel."

On the international front, Netanyahu leveled sharp criticism at the International Criminal Court, saying it "poses a danger to justice in the world," and noted that he had received assurances from the U.S. secretary of state that Washington would take firm measures in confronting the court.

On the security front, the Israeli prime minister stressed his government's readiness to expand the scope of military operations in the West Bank, revealing that he had instructed forces to carry out raids on villages, including house searches, weapons seizures, and the arrest of suspects, as part of what he described as strengthening security measures.