Obama to hold talks with Netanyahu

President Barack Obama is to meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a day after challenging the Israeli leader to give up more territory than he wants to in pursuit of peace with the Palestinians.

Fri, 20 May, 2011 - 13:19

US President Barack Obama is to meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a day after challenging the Israeli leader to give up more territory than he wants to in pursuit of peace with the Palestinians.

That could make for a tense encounter when Netanyahu comes to the White House today.

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