Vance describes Netanyahu talks as frank and pleasant
Vice President JD Vance rejected media reports of a hostile meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and described the Iran policy discussion as frank yet pleasant.
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U.S.-Israel coordination on Iran policy influences the likelihood of direct military engagement and associated costs to American taxpayers.
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