Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he plans to press U.S. President Donald Trump during a meeting scheduled for Tuesday to maintain a “constant, constant watch” on Iran’s nuclear program. Netanyahu’s remarks indicate that he is focused on continued monitoring and pressure regarding Iran’s nuclear capabilities.

He also says he does not have new evidence that Iran’s ability to build a nuclear weapon has been destroyed. In that context, Netanyahu’s position emphasizes the need for ongoing oversight rather than confirmation of Iranian dismantlement.

The reporting is consistent across outlets: both state that Netanyahu intends to raise the issue directly with Trump, stressing continuous vigilance concerning Iran’s nuclear aims. Neither source provides details on specific new intelligence findings, proposed policy changes, or any immediate actions agreed between Israel and the United States in advance of the meeting.