Netanyahu defends US Israel ties amid Iran deal dispute
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told AIPAC that the U S Israel alliance is stronger than ever despite tensions over a potential Iran nuclear deal. He warned Congress of Iran's reach and vowed to speak clearly about the threat, while affirming respect for Obama.
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Iran nuclear talks resume in Montreux with Kerry Zarif
Negotiators led by U S Secretary of State John Kerry and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif resumed discussions in Montreux to shape an end March outline aimed at preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons in exchange for sanctions relief. Netanyahu plans to address Congress as U S and Israeli officials spar over the wisdom of a deal. The Obama administration vows support for Israel’s security and rejects anti Israel bias at the UN and other venues.
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