Obama calls Netanyahu after criticism of Iran nuclear plan

Via Mark Felsenthal and Matt Spetalnick NEW ORLEANS/WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Barack Obama known as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday after the Israeli leader delivered a stinging rebuke to Washington over a deal taking form in talks between Iran and world powers searching for to curb Tehran's nuclear program. The telephone name marked an obvious bid by using Obama to tamp down growing unease over the rising Iran deal among the United States' Heart East allies, together with Saudi Arabia, as well as mounting opposition to the plan on Capitol Hill. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, who flew to Geneva to enroll in the high-stakes talks after what used to be described as a irritating assembly with Netanyahu in Jerusalem, used to be searching for to close what he referred to as "vital gaps" with Iran over the terms of an agreement.