With Syria’s chemical weapons now the subject of negotiations, attention is shifting back to questions about Iran’s nuclear program.
Officials in Israel say Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu will meet with President Obama in Washington on Sept. 30, with Iran at the top of the agenda, reports USA Today.
“I intend to focus on the question of stopping Iran’s nuclear program, an actual halt to the nuclear program,” Netanyahu said. “And until this is achieved, the pressure on Iran should be intensified and not eased.”
Netanyahu and Obama last met in March, when the U.S. president visited Israel.
{Matzav.com Israel News Bureau}
