US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu weighed three possible paths on Iran during a closed-door White House meeting. Here's what was discussed and why it matters.

Netanyahu did not tell Trump that Israel's preference was for an attack on Iran, the official said in a briefing with reporters after the two men met in the White House on Tuesday.

Netanyahu did not tell Trump that Israel's preference was for an attack on Iran, the official said in a briefing with reporters after the two men met in the White House on Tuesday.

PM enthuses and president notes a good and important meeting behind closed doors at the White House on Tuesday. But the critical war they began in February is anything but over, and it's not clear they agree on how to win it

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