WIRE — JERUSALEM (Reuters) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu departed to Washington on Monday, where he said he would meet US President Donald Trump for their first face-to-face talks since the start of their conflict with Iran. China slams US AI hegemonism, warns of retaliation Chinas commerce ministry on Monday accused the United States of AI The post Netanyahu: Iran is top agenda in meeting with Trump appeared first on Egyptian Gazette.
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