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Countries around the world are reeling from President Trump's imposition of 10% tariffs

on goods from most countries that take effect today.

And Israeli Prime Minister

Benjamin Netanyahu is heading to Washington next week to meet with Trump to try to get the

Israeli tariffs reversed. And peers Daniel Estrin has more from Tel Aviv.

A lawyer for Netanyahu says President Trump invited the Israeli leader to the White House this

coming Monday, the first world leader scheduled to meet Trump invited the Israeli leader to the White House this coming

Monday, the first world leader scheduled to meet Trump since the U.S. imposed tariffs on many

countries. Netanyahu wants Trump to reverse the new 17% tariff on Israeli imports.

Netanyahu is currently in Hungary. When he arrived this week, Hungary withdrew from the

International Criminal

Court. The court has an arrest warrant out for Netanyahu for alleged crimes in the Gaza

war. Daniel Estrin, NPR News, Tel Aviv. Across the country, protesters, rather, took to the streets

today demanding an end to federal cuts on health care programs and government

workers. The hands-off protests were set to take place in every state. Blue Ridge Public Radio's

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