Netanyahu Meets Evangelical Leaders in Washington During U.S. Visit
Evangelical leaders backed Netanyahu’s push against Iran and antisemitism as he thanked them for steadfast support for Israel.
- On Wednesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held meetings at Blair House in Washington with prominent U.S. lawmakers, AIPAC leaders, and members of the Evangelical community during his official visit to the United States.
- Netanyahu previously hailed his Tuesday discussions with President Donald Trump as a premier partnership centered on blocking a nuclear Iran and securing the Jewish state through alignment between the two administrations.
- Addressing Evangelical leaders, Netanyahu emphasized shared Judeo-Christian heritage and urged them to "stand up" against rising antisemitism, thanking the delegation for their "steadfast and unwavering support" for the State of Israel.
- Netanyahu met Pennsylvania Democratic Senator John Fetterman, whom he praised as "a model American patriot" for defending Israel's military campaign against Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran amid his party's shifting stance.
- Evangelical leaders expressed support for Netanyahu's efforts against the Iranian-led "axis of evil," solidifying cross-party and faith-based alliances as the prime minister builds momentum for regional security initiatives.
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Netanyahu meets US lawmakers, AIPAC, Evangelical leaders at Blair House; thanks allies for courageous support - The Tribune
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday (local time) held a series of meetings with prominent US lawmakers, AIPAC leaders and members of the Evangelical community at Blair House in Washington, during his visit to the United States.
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