Trump looks for a win on Israel-Gaza peace deal during Netanyahu visit
The Oval Office meeting with Netanyahu on Monday follows Trump's decision to attack Iranian nuclear sites and then broker a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. The military operation divided the president's most passionate supporters, some of whom felt betrayed given his pledge to avoid new wars.
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