Romney takes hard line on Iran in Israel speech

The Republican challenger to Obama also refers to Jerusalem as the Israeli capital and visits the Western Wall.

JERUSALEM — On a day that mixed religious symbolism, courtship of financial donors and tough rhetoric, Mitt Romney on Sunday declared in his most aggressive tones to date that the U.S. should stand firmly behind Israel if it chooses military action to thwart Iran's progression toward a nuclear weapon.

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