article_snippet: White House cautiously avoided commenting on White House future plans on Thursday when White House was bombarded with questions by reporters on the topic, saying only that White House would 'evaluate what our path is forward' is in light of Benjamin Netanyahu's comments.
article_snippet: The chief spokesman for 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue reiterated The Obama administration's position on Thursday and made clear that no decisions had been made yet on the United States' part.
article_snippet: The chief spokesman for 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue also refused to characterize the president's reaction to Benjamin Netanyahu's victory, stating that, obviously, the president was 'aware' of it when asked by a reporter if Obama was 'disappointed' with the election results.
article_snippet: White House Chief of Staff
article_snippet: Denis McDonough's remarks to the group on Monday at the group national conference in Washington, D.C. could shed further light on the Obama administration's position.
highlights_snippet: Obama's spokesman refused to characterize the president's reaction to Benjamin Netanyahu's reelection on Thursday .
  
highlights_snippet: Obama's spokesman would only say that the Israeli PM's comments on Palestine had lead the president and Obama's spokesman advisers to 'evaluate what our path is forward' 