Trump meets with Netanyahu, calls Kamala's remarks about Gaza 'disrespectful'

Donald Trump accuses "radical left" Kamala Harris of antisemitism

The vice president skipped Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to Congress on Wednesday due to a prior commitment.

Netanyahu had no right to criticize Americans for protesting the war in Gaza

In his speech before Congress, Israaeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed that protesters against his regime’s action in Gaza are being funded by Iran and that these protesters are useful idiots. What about Israelis criticisms of his regime, his unpopularity in Israel, and calls for him to resign?Or what about Israelis callling for him to negotiate a ceasefire and get the hostages back?

Trump Criticizes Harris Over Meeting with Israeli PM Netanyahu Amid Escalating Israel-Gaza Conflict - News Facts Network

Former President Trump has intensified his criticism of Vice President Kamala Harris, calling her recent... The post Trump Criticizes Harris Over Meeting with Israeli PM Netanyahu Amid Escalating Israel-Gaza Conflict appeared first on News Facts Network.

Trump criticizes Harris for ‘insulting’ meeting with Netanyahu

Former President Trump is stepping up his attacks on Vice President Harris on Israel, faulting her for what he says was an insulting meeting with that country’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu. Israel and Gaza is quickly emerging as a central issue in the expected presidential race between Trump and Harris, with Netanyahu’s high-profile visit to…

Though critical on Gaza, Trump cites good relations with Netanyahu - West Hawaii Today

Former President Donald Trump, who for months has urged Israel to end the war in the Gaza Strip as quickly as possible, said that he and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel remained on good terms after the two met Friday, and that he would be a stronger ally of Israel than Vice President Kamala Harris.

After Netanyahu’s meeting with Harris, pressure for cease-fire grows - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

Australia, Canada and New Zealand called Friday for an urgent cease-fire in the Gaza Strip, increasing the pressure on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel a day after Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential candidate, declared she would “not be silent” about Palestinian suffering.