article_snippet: White House Director of Political Strategy Simas said Wednesday morning that the White House wouldn't 'weigh in one way or another' on Netanyahu's crushing electoral win .
article_snippet: The White House's chief spokesman also said The White House's is 'deeply concerned' about anti-Arab rhetoric that the Netanyahu campaign leveraged in the Netanyahu campaign larger-than-expected win – and will make sure Bibi hears about it.
article_snippet: The rhetoric 'sought to marginalize Arab-Israeli citizens,' Earnest said, according to a White House pool report filed from Cleveland, Ohio. '
article_snippet: The United States and The White House's is deeply concerned about rhetoric that seeks to marginalize Arab-Israeli citizens,' he added. '
article_snippet: Rhetoric that seeks to marginalize one segment of The United States and this administration population is deeply concerning and it is divisive and I can tell you that these are views The White House's intends to communicate directly to the Israelis.'
article_snippet: The White House has barely kept The White House dislike for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu concealed in recent months.
article_snippet: We're not going to weigh in one way or another,' Simas told CNN after 99 per cent of the votes were counted, 'except to say that the United States and Israel have a historic and close relationship and that will continue going forward.'
article_snippet: In Washington, the White House said Obama was confident strong U.S.-Israeli ties would endure far beyond The election regardless of the victor.