President Obama and Israeli Leader Benjamin Netanyahu met in Washington for bilateral talks Monday.
It's the first time the two men have come face-to-face since the Obama administration secured the Iran nuclear deal - a move strongly opposed by Israel's Prime Minister.
White House spokesperson Josh Earnest said Mr Netanyahu's commitment to peace in the Middle East must now be backed up with action...
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White house spokesperson Josh earnest said both need to take steps to build confidence is a real push for peace
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