A mutual-defense pact could take months to negotiate and would obligate both sides to come to each other’s defense in the event of military conflict
President Trump said he discussed a possible “mutual defense treaty” between the U.S. and Israel in a call with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, signaling support for the country’s embattled leader days before a tough re-election vote.
Mr. Trump tweeted Saturday that the leaders spoke about the possibility of a treaty that would “further anchor the tremendous alliance between our two countries,” adding that they hoped to continue talks after Tuesday’s election.
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