U.S. President Barack Obama is winding down a visit to Israel and the West Bank that has included talks with Israeli and Palestinian leaders and calls for the two sides to resume peace efforts.
Mr. Obama on Friday called for tolerance against others in a visit to Israel's Holocaust memorial.
Mr. Obama and Mr. Netanyahu are expected to have one more meeting before Mr. Obama departs for Jordan. The two men are likely to discuss Mr. Obama's Thursday speech in Jerusalem, where he said peace with the Palestinians is the "only path to true security."
Mr. Obama said Israeli leaders must recognize that "continued settlement activity" on land the Palestinians claim for a state is "counterproductive." Mr. Obama also said he believes Israel has a genuine peace partner in Palestinian President Abbas.