Netanyahu declined to comment on whether he was given an assurance by Kerry that the United States would exercise its veto.
A source with knowledge of the talks who spoke on condition of anonymity said the Israeli leader had indeed asked for such an assurance.
Ahead of the meeting, Israel put the United States on notice that it expected Washington to exercise its UN Security Council veto against any resolutions setting a time frame.
Meanwhile, a senior State Department official said Washington had made clear in discussions that it would oppose certain moves.
"We’ve made clear throughout these discussions with all of our interlocutors that there are certain things we could never support. (I’m) not going to outline those publicly," the official said.
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