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By Charles Levinson and Jay Solomon The White House waited several days to confirm that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could meet with President Barack Obama Monday, and sought conditions first -- underscoring the new depths of difficulty... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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WASHINGTON: President Barack Obama was expected to hold rare closed-door talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday, underscoring tensions between the two close allies as US efforts to revive Middle East peace talks flounder. Full Article at Lebanon Daily Star
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U.S. President Barack Obama will meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday in the Oval Office, said the White House. Full Article at People's Daily Online
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* Leaders to discuss Middle East peace, Iran * Netanyahu declares Israel ready to talk * Meeting likely to anger Palestinians (Adds details throughout) By Ross Colvin and Jeffrey Heller WASHINGTON, Nov 9 (Reuters) - President Barack Obama was due... Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
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A leading Republican congressman warned that the climate toward Israel on Capitol Hill could be changing, ahead of his address to a major Jewish conference Sunday. Full Article at Jerusalem Post
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There's this real problem that the Obama administration has got where it's basically a zero-sum game in terms of its relationship with the two sides
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We must begin and complete peace negotiations. We should not place pre-conditions
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With the support of the United States, peace can become a reality
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My goal is not negotiations for the sake of negotiations. My goal is to achieve a permanent peace treaty between Israel and the Palestinians -- and soon
