Israeli PM Arrives In Washington After Rejecting US's Border Proposal -- Voice of America
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in Washington for what could be tense talks with President Barack Obama after Netanyahu sharply criticized the president's remarks on Israel's possible future borders.
The Israeli leader arrived on Friday, one day after Obama said Israel's borders should be based on lines that existed before the 1967 Six-Day War - with certain conditions. He said the conditions would be mutually agreed swaps with the Palestinians so that secure and recognized borders could be established for both states. He commented during a major Middle East policy speech.
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