Netanyahu has been a frequent visitor to the White House over the years, and Israeli leaders are typically invited within weeks of taking office.
Israel’s government also opposes a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians — a cornerstone of White House policy in the region.
Tom Nides, who stepped down as U.S. ambassador to Israel in July, said the timing and location of Wednesday’s meeting were issues and acknowledged some policy differences.
Netanyahu is expected to eventually get a White House invitation, though timing of such a visit could depend on how Wednesday's meeting goes.
The White House has acknowledged that it is seeking such a deal, but obstacles lie in the way.
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