President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu recently convened at the White House to discuss a new approach to the Middle East. The meeting, which has been shrouded in secrecy, focused on potential changes in strategy regarding Gaza and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Reports suggest that Trump is considering a more active role in the region, following his recent comments proposing U.S. intervention in Gaza. Senator Marco Rubio's visit to the Middle East as Secretary of State further indicates the administration's increased involvement in the region.

The meeting between Trump and Netanyahu comes at a time of heightened tensions and ongoing violence in the Middle East. With the International Criminal Court's recent investigation into alleged war crimes in Gaza, the two leaders are under pressure to address the situation and work towards a resolution.

As Trump's Middle East policy continues to evolve, many are watching closely to see how the administration's actions will impact the region moving forward. Time will tell whether this meeting marks a turning point in U.S. involvement in the Middle East.