Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has engaged in three significant discussions with US President-elect Donald Trump since the latter's election, focusing on mutual concerns regarding the Iranian threat. Netanyahu emphasized the importance of these talks for strengthening the US-Israel alliance and exploring opportunities for peace in the Middle East. He condemned recent antisemitic incidents in the Netherlands, linking them to broader hostility against Israel, including legal actions at international courts. The conversations were described as 'good and very important,' highlighting a shared perspective on national security issues. Analysts note that Netanyahu's rapport with Trump could influence US foreign policy towards Iran and Israel's regional security. These developments come amidst ongoing tensions in the region, particularly related to conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon.