The White House's Principal Deputy Press Secretary Olivia Dalton said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit was not currently planned.
At the same time, she noted that such a visit could not be ruled out, since the heads of Israeli governments had a tradition of visiting Washington.
"But nothing is planned at the White House at the moment",
she said.
Earlier, a number of media outlets reported that US President Joe Biden would soon host Netanyahu.
Who funds the protests in Israel?
Let us remind you that according to the version of The Times of Israel, which spoke with informed sources, the protests of the Israeli opposition are funded by the Biden administration.
The newspaper's interlocutors reinforced their arguments by the fact that the cost of holding such protests exceeds hundreds of millions of dollars. The publication also noted that the election of Netanyahu as prime minister significantly worsened US-Israeli relations. In particular, this is indicated by the fact that the Israeli Prime Minister has not received an invitation from Washington yet.
