Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday he is ready to "consider" a US plan to resolve his country's long-running conflict with the Palestinians.
"We will consider the American proposal in a fair and open way," he said as he hosted US national security adviser John Bolton.
The Palestinian leadership has already rejected the plan, citing US "bias" after the White House recognised bitterly divided Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
"I don't understand how the Palestinians rejected the plan even before knowing what it contained," said Netanyahu.
"That's not how you move forward."