Benjamin Netanyahu’s Speech Was a Triumph, Aimed at a Distant Audience
Addressing Congress and speaking to Saudi Arabia.
July 26, 2024
Benjamin Netanyahu’s Speech Was a Triumph, Aimed at a Distant Audience
Addressing Congress and speaking to Saudi Arabia.
Although Jake Wallis Simons sympathizes with some of the domestic criticism of the Israeli prime minister, he found himself forced to admit that, “when it comes to making the case for Israel, the man is a genius. He is by far the best orator the Jewish state has ever produced.” Indeed, Simons pronounces Netanyahu’s address to Congress “a resounding triumph.” He adds:
July 26, 2024
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