President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pressed each other politely but firmly Wednesday to address areas of tension in their relationship, with the U.S. president calling for an end to Palestinian civilian deaths and the Israeli leader warning of the consequences of leaving Iran with nuclear capabilities. As Obama and Netanyahu opened their meeting in the Oval ******, Israeli officials an**unced plans to move forward with a controversial new housing development in East Jerusalem. Neither leader mentioned the project as they spoke to reporters before beginning their private discussions.
10-02-2014, 08:32 PM
Obama, Netanyahu: Great Challenges In Middle East
President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pressed each other politely but firmly Wednesday to address areas of tension in their relationship, with the U.S. president calling for an end to Palestinian civilian deaths and the Israeli leader warning of the consequences of leaving Iran with nuclear capabilities. As Obama and Netanyahu opened their meeting in the Oval ******, Israeli officials an**unced plans to move forward with a controversial new housing development in East Jerusalem. Neither leader mentioned the project as they spoke to reporters before beginning their private discussions.
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