Israeli PM Netanyahu will likely not meet with US President Trump during this trip, as the US president will leave New York before the Israeli prime minister arrives, Ynet reports

The distinction worth drawing is between a meeting that fails to happen for logistics and one that is cancelled or downgraded for cause: the former passes without consequence, the latter has historically surfaced through deliberate briefings and tends to matter for the regional risk premium, which in episodes of genuine US-Israel friction has shown up in the shekel, Israeli credit, and at the margin in crude via the Middle East supply channel. There is nothing in the headline indicating discord, and reporting of this type sourced to a single domestic outlet has often preceded a later rescheduling. What is worth watching is whether either side frames the non-meeting as intentional, whether alternative contact is arranged on the sidelines, and whether any policy-relevant announcements expected from such a meeting, on regional security arrangements or negotiations, are deferred. Absent that follow-through, the precedent is that scheduling noise of this sort fades within the session.