Netanyahu to talk curbs on Iran with Obama in Washington in March

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has condemned a big power deal with Iran on its nuclear activity, said he would meet U.S. President Obama in Washington next month to further the goal of denying Tehran an atomic bomb capability.

Netanyahu, whose relationship with Obama has frayed over the Iranian issue, has described as a "historic mistake" the interim agreement that world powers reached with Iran in November on curbing some aspects of its nuclear programme in return for a limited easing of sanctions imposed on Tehran.