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U.S. President Trump is promoting global tariff negotiations, with 50 countries expressing their willingness to engage with the U.S. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu visited the U.S., becoming the first head of state to meet with Trump, discussing hostage issues and the desire to reduce the 17% tariff on Israel to lessen the impact on its machinery and medical equipment exports. White House Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Hassett pointed out that multiple countries wish to open negotiations, and Trump's son Eric also stated that countries that negotiate with Trump sooner will be at an advantage. The world is watching Trump's next moves with great attention.

The impact of U.S. tariffs on a global scale has been significant, with reports indicating that 50 countries have already reached out to the White House to prepare for negotiations. The Prime Minister of Israel is currently on a flight to the United States, becoming the first national leader to engage in negotiations in the U.S.

The Prime Minister of Israel stated, "I am going to the United States to meet with the President. In addition to discussing hostages and achieving victory in Gaza, we also need to talk about the tariffs imposed on Israel." The key to this trip to the U.S. is to persuade the President to reduce the 17% tariff imposed on Israel, as this decision will directly impact Israel's exports of machinery and medical equipment.

Additionally, the Chair of the White House National Economic Council revealed that over 50 countries have expressed a desire to begin negotiations with the President. The President's second son also voiced opinions on social media, indicating that the country that starts negotiations first will be the winner, while the last one may become the loser, suggesting that the President is eager for other nations to actively come forward for trade discussions.

As a result, there is a sense of tension globally, with attention focused on the President's next moves.