The Prime Minister told President Biden that Israel would continue to take action everywhere against terrorists and the architects of terrorism.
The conversation focused on the Iranian threat and expanding the circle of peace.
Regarding the judicial reform, Prime Minister Netanyahu told President Biden that Israel was, and will remain, a strong and vibrant democracy.
Prime Minister Netanyahu thanked President Biden for his commitment to Israel's security.
The White House, in a readout of the conversation, said that Biden “welcomed the March 19 meeting in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, between senior political and security officials from Israel, the Palestinian Authority, Egypt, Jordan, and the United States with an aim to reduce tensions.”
“The President reinforced the need for all sides to take urgent, collaborative steps to enhance security coordination, condemn all acts of terrorism, and maintain the viability of a two-state solution,” the White House statement added. READ MORE
