What did Netanyahu say in his speech to the US Congress?
In his speech to the US Congress, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thanked President Biden for his strong support for the state of Israel. It also reported that "not a single innocent Palestinian was killed" by the Israeli army in Rafah - key quotes.
On July 24, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave a speech at the US Congress. His speech was applauded by congressmen, billionaires, including the head of Tesla, Elon Musk, and politicians. At the same time, more than 100 Democratic congressmen announced a boycott of his speech.
Key statements of the Prime Minister of Israel during his speech:
I thank President Biden for his strong support for the State of Israel;
We will never forget Biden's efforts on behalf of the State of Israel;
Not a single innocent Palestinian was killed by the Israeli army in Rafah;
Iran is behind all the terrorism, all the disturbances, all the chaos , all the murders;
Iran's terrorist proxies are targeting Americans in the Middle East and beyond;
Iran brutally threatens to kill President Trump;
We defend not only Israel, but also the United States. Our enemies are your enemies. Our fight is your fight. Our win is your win.
Israel is proposing to the United States to create a new NATO-like alliance in the Middle East, aimed at countering the "Iranian threat".
In order for the forces of civilization to win , America and Israel must stand together .
While US congressmen welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with applause, the Israeli army continued its attacks on Gaza.
As a result of these attacks, at least 5 people were killed in the southern and central areas of Gaza
Since October 7, the number of victims of Israel's aggression in Gaza has reached 39,145.
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