Obama, Netanyahu Discuss Iran in Friday Phone Call
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President Obama talking to Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday, September 28th. Photo: Pete Souza/WH.
WSJ – President Barack Obama spoke Friday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about Iran’s nuclear program and the two reiterated their stance that Iran shouldn’t have a nuclear weapon, the White House said.
“The two leaders discussed a range of security issues, and the President reaffirmed his and our country’s unshakeable commitment to Israel’s security,” the White House said in a brief summary of the call. “The two leaders underscored that they are in full agreement on the shared goal of preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.”
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