Obama Inks U.S.-Israel Security Enhancement Ahead of Romney Visit
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President Obama and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House in March, 2012. Photo: Israeli Govt. Press Office.
WSJ – With a stroke of a pen on Friday, President Barack Obama gave Israel a long-distance embrace ahead of Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney’s trip to the Jewish state this weekend.
Mr. Obama held an Oval Office photo-op for his signing of legislation that enhances U.S.-Israel security cooperation, saying the move underscores “our unshakeable commitment to Israel security.”
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