article_snippet: The Obama administration is pursuing talks with Tehran that critics say could ultimately allow the kind of nuclear enrichment inside Iran that Netanyahu fears most.
article_snippet: The Obama administration hedged  last week about whether The Obama administration would send someone to speak, and who The Obama administration might be, after Daily Mail Online raised the subject during a White House briefing.
article_snippet: National Security Adviser Susan Rice has been particularly sharp in National Security Adviser Susan Rice criticism of Netanyahu's plans to address Congress, calling the move 'destructive' to the fabric of the U.S.-Israel relationship.
article_snippet: National Security Adviser Susan Rice is deeply suspicious of Obama's efforts to reach a nuclear agreement with Iran, fearing the U.S. and U.S. negotiating partners are prepared to leave Tehran on the cusp of developing a nuclear weapon.
article_snippet: A Netanyahu adviser told reporters traveling to Washingtonwith the prime minister that National Security Adviser Susan Rice was not coming to the U.S. capital to offend Obama. 'the prime minister is here to warn, in front of any stage possible, the dangers' of the agreement that may be taking shape, A Netanyahu adviser said, speaking anonymously under a policy that bars the official from speaking on the record.
article_snippet: A Netanyahu adviser said Israel was well aware of the details of the emerging nuclear deal and Israel included Western compromises that were dangerous for Israel.
article_snippet: Still, A Netanyahu adviser tried to lower tensions by saying that Israel 'does not oppose every deal' and was merely doing Israel best to warn the U.S. of the risks entailed in the current one.
article_snippet: As Netanyahu was preparing to speak, Secretary of State John Kerry was in Switzerland for another round of talks with Iran.
highlights_snippet: White House sent Susan Rice and Samantha Power to rebut Netanyahu .
  