Eli Sharabi to Meet Trump
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Trump administration briefing: Israeli hostage to visit White House; Russia admires US foreign policy
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Eli Sharabi has been invited to meet Donald Trump on Tuesday in Washington .
The freed Israeli hostage has told Israeli media of the severe hunger and violence he endured in captivity.
Sharabi and two other hostages, Or Levy and Ohad Ben Ami , were released on 8 February after nearly 500 days in captivity, which Trump echoed.
Donald Trump is strong-arming Central American leaders into collaborating with his hardline immigration agenda.
The threats, such as to take back the Panama canal or impose tariffs, have forced a flurry of deals between Washington and Central American countries that have little to gain from cooperation, but potentially much to lose.
Commerce secretary says US tariffs on Canada and Mexico will go into effect on Tuesday .
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