The left-of-center U.S. president and the right-of-center Israeli prime minister meet at the White House on Monday.
On the agenda? Israeli-Palestinian peace talks and Iran's nuclear ambitions. Though some analysts say the two leaders are on a collision course, there may also be new room for agreement.
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