Israeli President Shimon Peres told US President Barack Obama on Wednesday he was unsure Iraq could be kept together as sectarian violence threatens to tear the country apart. Peres, on his final foreign trip as president following decades on the world stage, had Oval ****** talks and lunch with Obama at the White House. The Israeli president also said it was **t the outside world's job to mediate divisions between the Shiite and Sunni sects of Islam or to "decide who is the real heir of Mohammed." Peres also said he and Obama discussed Israel's concerns about the US drive for a deal with Iran over its nuclear program. The best solution, according to the Israeli president, would be one modeled on the program to dismantle Syria's chemical ******* program, which would involve all components for armaments being taken out of the country.
06-26-2014, 01:42 PM
Peres meets Obama on farewell trip to Washington
Israeli President Shimon Peres told US President Barack Obama on Wednesday he was unsure Iraq could be kept together as sectarian violence threatens to tear the country apart. Peres, on his final foreign trip as president following decades on the world stage, had Oval ****** talks and lunch with Obama at the White House. The Israeli president also said it was **t the outside world's job to mediate divisions between the Shiite and Sunni sects of Islam or to "decide who is the real heir of Mohammed." Peres also said he and Obama discussed Israel's concerns about the US drive for a deal with Iran over its nuclear program. The best solution, according to the Israeli president, would be one modeled on the program to dismantle Syria's chemical ******* program, which would involve all components for armaments being taken out of the country.
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