Washington, July 7, (PRINTWORDS NEWS) After the long-awaited White House meeting between United States President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu concluded on Tuesday, the two leaders emerged from the meeting all smiles to address the media. Tuesday’s meeting between the leaders of the two nation was in sharp contrast to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Washington in the month of March when the Israeli leader failed to secure a customary photo opportunity with the United States President owing to the anger among the Americans with regard to Israel’s decision to extend a major settlement in east Jerusalem.

However, this time around the scenario between the two nations seems to have underwent a metamorphosis as President Barack Obama refuted the perception of any kind of rift in the relationship between Israel and United States while adding that his support to the Israeli nation could never be questioned. The display of unity between the two countries was quite palpable amidst exchange of smiles, hand shakes as well as words of praise shared eagerly between the two leaders.

A visibly delighted President Obama told the reporters after the meeting that “the bond between the United States and Israel is unbreakable” while adding that the people of the two countries have grown closer to each other with time. At the same time, the Israeli Prime Minister was went ahead to completely brush away allegations of a rift between the two countries while adding that the reports of the fall-out between Israel and United States is not just premature but entirely fabricated. Tuesday’s Obama-Netanyahu meeting was largely viewed as a chance to mend the differences between the nations and the manner in which the two leaders addressed the media pointed out that they must have been able to achieve it.

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