Nt. Trump: "Very unfair 'by the United Nations treatment to Israel

"Very unfair" declared the President Trump the treatment of the United Nations to Israel during the joint press conference granted the White House with Prime Minister Netanyahu of Israel after their meeting.

The American president with the first lady of USA, Trump Inks earlier welcomed Israeli Prime Minister and his wife.

Netanyahu is the fourth head of state receiving the Trump.

"The two-state solution" is not the only solution for the Middle East, supported Obama Trump

"The two-state solution" is not the only possible solution to the Middle East, today supported Obama Trump at the joint press conference at the White House with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The US president said that he will work for peace between Israel and Palestine, but it is essentially the same on both sides to reach an agreement.

"The United States will encourage the promotion of a peace agreement," said Trump. "We will work with great diligence in this matter. But it is for the parties concerned should immediately negotiate such an agreement, "added Trump.

The Israeli Prime Minister said on his part that the new American president gives "an unprecedented opportunity" to promote peace between Israel and Palestine.

Asked about the two-state solution, Netanyahu stressed that he wants to focus on "substance" and not to "characterizations".

"More than a confrontation with characterizations, like a confrontation with substance," said the Israeli prime minister, adding that: "There are two prerequisites for peace. First the Palestinians to recognize the Jewish state and; secondly in any peace agreement, Israel is to keep the main security control throughout the area west of the Jordan River. "

Meanwhile, US President Trump said he would never allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons.

"The agreement on Iran's nuclear program is one of the worst deals I have seen and my government has already imposed new sanctions on Iran and would still do more to prevent Iran from ever developing a nuclear weapon," said American chairman.