President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are scheduled to meet at the White House on Tuesday. This will mark Netanyahu's seventh Oval Office meeting with Trump since Trump assumed office, more than any other world leader. However, Netanyahu's current popularity in Washington is low across Democrats, Trump's inner circle, and the MAGA base. The meeting could be crucial as Trump considers resuming major combat operations in Iran, potentially a joint military campaign with Israel. Netanyahu's visit might indicate that no significant escalation will occur before then. Yet, past escalations involved deceptive statements about high-level visits preceding military strikes against Iran. The Israeli Prime Minister's office confirmed Netanyahu's visit at Trump's invitation, where he will meet the President and attend Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral. Netanyahu initially requested a meeting last week but did not secure an appointment, then postponed his trip citing Graham's wake. Some White House officials suggested Netanyahu attempted to force the meeting into existence, though discussions were ongoing. Trump ultimately stated he would meet Netanyahu if he was in town for Graham's funeral ceremony.