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President Barack Obama (far right) with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and then Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak—both checking their watches—in September 2010 at the White House. Photo: White House.
Jerusalem Post – US President Barack Obama on Monday called Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to congratulate him on “his party’s success in winning a plurality of Knesset seats.”
During the phone call, Obama told Netanyahu he looks forward to working with the new government, and reiterated his commitment to the “deep and enduring bonds” between Israel and the United States.
