On February 11, King Abdullah II bin al-Hussien of Jordan became the first Arab leader to meet with President Donald Trump since his inauguration on January 20, marking the fourth consecutive time he has been the first Arab head of state invited to the White House by a newly-elected U.S. president. Traditionally, such high-level meetings focus on bilateral interests and regional security. However, this time, President Trump’s controversial stance on Gaza dominated the agenda.
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