Complete the passage: pick from possible candidates.

(CNN) -- The United States and Israel are on the same side when it comes to Iran, but you might not know it watching the bitter public disagreement that has broken out between the two allies over negotiations with the Islamic Republic. Is this a way for friends to handle their differences? The talks with Iran present enormous challenges for Washington. One of those challenges is to move through the process without damaging existing alliances or weakening America's already diminished standing in the Middle East. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that he thinks the U.S. is falling into an Iranian trap. The White House says it is moving cautiously in the interest of peace and security. The disagreement is tearing at the alliance.



OPTIONS:
- America sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- Benjamin Netanyahu sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- CNN sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- Frida Ghitis sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- Ghitis sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- Iran sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- Iranian sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- Islamic Republic sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- Israel sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- Israeli sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- Middle East sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- Netanyahu sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- Obama sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- U.S. sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- United States sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- Washington sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.
- White House sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.


America sees Iran and its nuclear program as a challenge to global stability, to the regional balance of power, to nuclear nonproliferation.