“President Donald Trump said on Monday he would impose a 100% tariff on all films produced overseas that are then sent into the U.S., repeating a threat made in May that would upend Hollywood’s global business model,” Reuters reports.

“The step signals Trump’s willingness to extend protectionist trade policies into cultural industries, raising uncertainty for studios that depend heavily on cross-border co-productions and international box-office revenue.”

In their meeting at the White House today, President Trump will try to close the gap with Israel prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu “who Trump believes is losing his grip on power,” Politico reports.

Said one Trump adviser: “Bibi is on his own island. Not just from us, from his own government.”

Axios: Trump plans to squeeze Netanyahu to sign Gaza peace deal.

“Public polling makes clear that generational change is coming that is set to reshape U.S. policy toward Israel in fundamental ways,” Politico reports.

“On both the left and the right, young Americans are growing more skeptical of offering unconditional U.S. support to Israel, particularly as the death toll in Gaza rises and the possibility of Palestinian statehood dims. At the same time, younger Israelis are veering hard to the right, becoming more nationalist and religious and less sympathetic to the Palestinians, a shift that will create more tension in the U.S.-Israel relationship in the years to come. A collision looks unavoidable.”