The
White House says President Barack Obama has called the presidents of
Libya and Egypt and urged them to continue working with the United
States to ensure the safety of diplomatic personnel.
Obama
thanked Libyan President Mohamed Magariaf for his condolences over the
deaths of U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other State Department
officers during an assault on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi Tuesday.
The White House says the two leaders agreed to work together to bring
the attackers to justice.
During
a second call Tuesday, Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi promised Egypt
?would honor its obligation to ensure the safety of American
personnel,? the White House said.
Obama
told Morsi that while ?he rejects efforts to denigrate Islam ... there
is never any justification for violence against innocents.?
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