[Analyst: Netanyahu May Pressure Trump Again During Meeting] According to Golden Finance, Alex Vatanka, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute in Washington, D.C., stated that Netanyahu is likely to once again push for regime change in Iran during his meeting with Trump at the White House on Tuesday. However, Trump is unlikely to agree, as he does not want to pursue such actions. Domestically in the U.S., this war is extremely unpopular politically, so what Netanyahu can achieve during this meeting remains uncertain. Previous meetings between Trump and Netanyahu in Washington have often been followed by escalations in tensions with Iran, and whether this pattern will continue this time remains to be seen. Israel remains dissatisfied with the memorandum of understanding reached between the Trump administration and Iran, as their perception of the Iranian threat differs from that of the U.S. Israeli officials are expected to urge Netanyahu to continue pressing Trump on issues related to Iran's ballistic missile and nuclear programs. The Trump administration's likely response could be that unless the U.S. decides to deploy troops to occupy Iran, the military actions the U.S. can take are limited. And as for occupying Iran, no one takes that seriously. (Jin10)