NSC Spokesperson John Kirby called Netanyahu’s decision to not visit the White House "perplexing" at Monday's press briefing.  Kirby, over and over, argued that the U.S. vote was not a shift in policy (despite the U.S. previously vetoing other resolutions calling for an immediate ceasefire). Instead, there were tweaks to the language in this resolution that broadly captured the U.S. position.  Jay O'Brien has the latest developments. 

NSC Spokesperson John Kirby called Netanyahu’s decision to not visit the White House "perplexing" at Monday's press briefing. Kirby, over and over, argued that the U.S. vote was not a shift in policy (despite the U.S. previously vetoing other resolutions calling for an immediate ceasefire). Instead, there were tweaks to the language in this resolution that broadly captured the U.S. position. Jay O'Brien has the latest developments.

NSC Spokesperson John Kirby called Netanyahu’s decision to not visit the White House "perplexing" at Monday's press briefing.&nbsp; Kirby, over and over, argued that the U.S. vote was not a shift in policy (despite the U.S. previously vetoing other resolutions calling for an immediate ceasefire). Instead, there were tweaks to the language in this resolution that broadly captured the U.S. position.&nbsp; Jay O'Brien has the latest developments.&nbsp;

Episode 2716: U.S.-Israel relations

<p>Author and newspaper publisher Rick Outzen explores the news behind the headlines with newsmakers and the journalists that cover them. </p>

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Author and newspaper publisher Rick Outzen explores the news behind the headlines with newsmakers and the journalists that cover them.

<p>Author and newspaper publisher Rick Outzen explores the news behind the headlines with newsmakers and the journalists that cover them.&nbsp;</p>

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