Netanyahu to Seek More US Aid at White House Talks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is on his way to Washington for talks Monday at the White House with U.S. President Barack Obama, in their first meeting since world powers and Iran reached a nuclear agreement strongly opposed by Israel. Even before the deal was clinched in July, Netanyahu was stressing why he felt it was a "bad deal" in an unprecedented speech before the U.S. Congress. “My friends, for over a year, we've been told that no deal is better...

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