Obama Stresses Resolve on Iran Ahead of Netanyahu Meeting
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President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, heading into their meeting today at the White House, are emphasizing agreement over how to confront Iran’s nuclear program, even as Obama asked Israel to help dial back “too much loose talk of war.”
Addressing the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the biggest pro-Israel organization in the U.S., Obama said yesterday that he takes “no options off the table” including a “military effort” to stop Iran from having a nuclear weapon.