(Worthy News) – President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have spoken for the first time since Biden’s inauguration, almost a month into his term.
Biden confirmed the call at the start of an Oval Office meeting on Wednesday with labor leaders, describing it as a “good conversation.” The White House later outlined that Biden had affirmed the United States’s “steadfast commitment to Israel’s security” and the U.S.-Israel partnership’s “strong defense cooperation.”
“U.S. President Biden and Prime Minister Netanyahu discussed the future advancement of the peace accords, the Iranian threat and regional challenges, and agreed to continue their dialogue,” a Netanyahu aide wrote on social media. [ Source: Washington Examiner (Read More…) ]
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(Worthy News) – President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have spoken for the first time since Biden’s inauguration, almost a month into his term.