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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who faced protests at the 81st United Nations General Assembly, has seen his standing in the US, and Israel's reputation in Washington, hit a new low point.
While Gaza butcher Netanyahu faced protests at the UN General Assembly, his country's standing in the US also became a subject of debate. Haaretz argued that Netanyahu's government's policies have damaged Israel's reputation, writing that even Trump, one of Israel's strongest supporters, has "turned his back" on Netanyahu.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who faced protests at the 81st United Nations General Assembly, is reported to have dragged his country's reputation in the US to a new low point.
An editorial in the Haaretz newspaper assessed that the policies of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government have negatively impacted Israel's relations with key allies, particularly the United States, and noted a decline in public support within the country.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's position and reputation in the United States have reportedly hit a new low point after facing protests at the 81st United Nations General Assembly.
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