Obama Reassures Commitment to Protect “Israel’s” "Unique Security Needs", Secret US Document Revealed

US president Barak Obama and "Israeli" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Tuesday meeting in the white house, which Zionist newspapers previously analyzed that it aims at improving the deteriorated relations between the two countries, seems to achieve the desired goal.

During the meeting that both presidents called "excellent", Obama reassured America's continuous support to the Zionist entity and its security, distinguishing its circumstances from all other countries in the region, and justifying its demands at the expense of its "neighbors" needs.

According to the Zionist Debka files website, Obama reassured that there had been "no change" in US policy regarding "Israel's" stance on the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

The US president stressed that given its size, history and the levels of threat the occupation faces, "We will not ask "Israel" to take steps that endanger its security," the website reported.

This came amid Netanyahu's praising to the US-"Israeli" relations in fields of military and intelligence, international relations, economy, and to the US-drafted UN Security Council sanctions against Iran, however urging the US president to initiate much tougher sanctions.

On the other hand, Zionist sources revealed that the United States has sent "Israel" a secret document committing to nuclear cooperation between the two countries.

"Israeli" Haaretz newspaper quoted the enemy's Army Radio, broadcasting the "secret document" which included that unlike other countries, the US has reportedly pledged to sell "Israel" materials used to produce electricity, as well as nuclear technology and other supplies, despite the fact that "Israel" is not a signatory of the NPT.

The radio reassured Obama's emphasis that the US continues to work closely with "Israel" to ensure that arms control initiatives and policies do not detract from "Israel's" security, and "support our common efforts to strengthen international peace and stability."