Obama, Netanyahu Meet at White House
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Ynet – President Barack Obama assured Israel’s visiting leader Monday that the United States “will always have Israel’s back,” in a display of unity between allies who often disagree. He said the US and Israel agree that diplomacy is the best way to resolve the crisis over potential Iranian nuclear weapons.
“Both the prime minister and I prefer to solve this diplomatically,” Obama said as he and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began several hours of White House consultations. The US will consider all options in confronting what it sees as the unacceptable outcome of an Iranian bomb, Obama said.
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