On Tuesday morning, the US ambassador to Israel, Tom Nides , suggested that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would soon receive an invitation to visit the White House , and that might be right after the "Passover" holiday.

Naides said, in statements reported by the Arabic-speaking Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation, there is no doubt that Netanyahu will receive the invitation and will meet with President Biden, as they are friends.

He expressed his satisfaction with Netanyahu's announcement to suspend moving forward with judicial legislation, noting that "he slept well last night. I slept soundly. I congratulate the prime minister on this announcement, and as Biden has said several times, we support settlement and dialogue."

For its part, The New York Times reported that Netanyahu, before announcing the suspension of the legislation, had received many warning calls from the White House, stating that he was jeopardizing Israel's reputation as a democratic state.