Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants to meet with President Trump at the White House in the coming weeks to celebrate the joint U.S-Israeli bombing of Iran's nuclear program, three Israeli officials said.

For all the talk of the threat Iran posed to Israel and the wider region, Netanyahu never pulled the trigger on a major military operation. Instead, he authorized sporadic high-risk, high-reward operations from Israel’s Mossad spy agency, including the assassination of Iranian nuclear scientists and the stealing of the country’s nuclear archive.

President Donald Trump says Iran is not thinking about rebuilding secret nuclear sites after being "beat to hell" following U.S. strikes on three of its facilities. Trump called on Iran's supreme leader to "tell the truth" and concede defeat in the conflict.