American president and Israeli prime minister hold discussion as relations between Iran and world powers continue to deteriorate. Leaders discuss "efforts to prevent Iran’s malign actions in the region," White House spokesman says.
Sessions during the July 15 summit include “combating anti-Semitism while respecting the First Amendment,” “anti-Semitism on campus” and “prosecuting hate crimes.”
"I want there be calm," Netanyahu stresses in visit to south, but warns that he will "not hesitate to do what is necessary" if things escalate.
“I look at the survival of the country, its durability, its future," Netanyahu says, dismissing the notion that his only goal is to stay in power. Netanyahu poised to become longest-serving Israeli prime minister this month.
Netanyahu touts strong relations with largest Arab country, saying "our peace is the cornerstone of peace and stability in the region. We cannot imagine what our region would be without this peace."
