JUDY WOODRUFF, CNN ANCHOR: We want to return now to a story we told you about earlier, a meeting at the White House between President Clinton and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak. For that, let's go to CNN's Major Garrett -- Major.</s>MAJOR GARRETT, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, Judy. Prime Minister Barak due to arrive here at the White House any moment. There's a small group of protesters just outside the White House chanting Barak is a traitor, an indication of some of the pressures the Israeli prime minister feels here and in Israel. Before leaving for Washington, Prime Minister Barak said that he was prepared to make some territorial concessions to win a peace agreement with the Palestinians. And at the same time, Palestinian chairman Yasser Arafat said that he thought that Mr. Barak was less truthful and more difficult to deal with than Benjamin Netanyahu. Clearly a difficult situation. President Clinton is going to try to get a readout personally from Mr. Barak. That'll happen shortly -- Judy.</s>WOODRUFF: All right, thanks, Major Garrett, at the White House. Search CNN.com CNNSI.com CNNmoney.com The Web
President Clinton Set to Meet With Israeli Prime Minister