Watch part twoBarack Obama's tough stance against Israeli settlement construction in the West Bank has already put the US president at odds with the new Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu.Disagreement between the two ally countries is rare and in the past, Israel has always been able to rely on its strong supporters in Congress to help persuade the White House on any contentious issues. That dynamic, it seems, could be changing.
During Netanyahu's last visit to Washington, he was reportedly shocked by the number of US Congressmen who backed Obama and pressured the prime minister on issue of settlements.
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