Obama Stresses Agreement Over Differences With Netanyahu
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U.S. President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sought to project a united front yesterday, affirming an unbreakable alliance between their two countries even as differences persist on Iran and restarting peace talks with Palestinians.
The two leaders used a news conference in Jerusalem to deliver a joint message that even as they pursue sanctions to cripple Iran’s nuclear ambitions, the military threat against that country remains real. Both said they shared the concern that Syria’s chemical weapons might fall into the hands of terrorists.