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U.S. President Trump has imposed tariffs globally, and 50 countries have contacted the White House to prepare for negotiations. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is the first head of state to travel to the U.S. for tariff negotiations; he hopes to persuade Trump to reduce the 17% tariff on Israel to protect its machinery and medical equipment exports. The chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers stated that countries that negotiate sooner will have an advantage, and the world is closely watching Trump's subsequent actions.

The U.S. President is imposing tariffs globally, with reports indicating that 50 countries have contacted the White House to prepare for negotiations. The Prime Minister of Israel recently flew to the U.S., becoming the first head of state to negotiate in America.

The Prime Minister of Israel stated, "I am going to the U.S. to meet with the President. In addition to discussing the hostage situation and matters related to achieving victory in Gaza, we also need to talk about the tariffs imposed on Israel." The main purpose of this visit is to persuade the President to reduce the 17% tariff on Israel, as this policy will impact the export of machinery and medical equipment from Israel.

The Chairman of the White House Economic Council pointed out, "Since we are already at the negotiation table, a report received last night from the U.S. Trade Representative's office showed that over 50 countries have contacted the President expressing a desire to start negotiations."

The President's second son posted on social media, emphasizing that they will not be the last country to negotiate with their father; the first to negotiate will be the winner, while the last will be the loser. This indicates the President is looking forward to other countries proactively starting negotiations, and the earlier they begin, the more likely they are to reach a favorable trade agreement.

The world is watching anxiously, anticipating the President's next actions.