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by News Editor
President Obama on the phone in his private study. Photo: wiki commons.
Ynet – US President Barack Obama spoke by phone with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday to discuss a nuclear deal between Iran and six major powers that Israel opposes.
The White House announced the call as Obama flew aboard Air Force One from Washington to Seattle.
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