Blitz against Iran • Netanyahu came to the U.S.

U.S. President Barack Obama reported today (Saturday) that he spoke on the phone yesterday with the president of Iran, Hassan Rohani, and the two agreed that they will work now more strongly and quickly to an agreement on the Iranian nuclear program.

This conversation was the first phone call between U.S. President and Iranian president since '79, when the Islamic revolution took place in Iran.

After his conversation with Rohani Obama said that he believes that the U.S. and Iran can reach a comprehensive agreement on the nuclear program in Tehran.

Obama also noted that the road will be hard, but now opened a unique opportunity to move forward with the new Iranian government.

"The test will be significant," says Obama. "We will take a transparent step about our operations, which may reduce the sanctions on Iran."

Obama also said that the U.S. will work closely with its allies, including Israel, which refers to nuclear weapons in Iran as a real threat.

Bibi to his ministers: remain silent

Tonight the Prime Minister of Israel took off to the United States, and upon leaving instructed his ministers not to talk on Iran to avoid non - uniform Relays.

On Monday, he will meet with President Obama and on Tuesday will give a speech at the UN General Assembly.

President Hassan Roahni returned to his country and received mixed reactions. Hundreds of Iranians cheered Rouhani following his telephone conversation with Obama, but a small group of people who shouted "Death to America" and threw eggs and shoes at him.

Just before he returned to Iran the president convened a press conference where he expressed satisfaction with their treatment head of state during the UN General Assembly. "In talks with European officials and the words of President Obama - a different attitude than before and I see it as a positive step in relations between the Islamic Republic and the West."

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