Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a series of statements made on 'Face the Nation' and echoed by various news outlets, staunchly defended Israel's military actions in Gaza. He drew a parallel between Israel's situation and a hypothetical scenario involving the United States, suggesting that the U.S. would have taken even more drastic measures if faced with a terror attack similar to the one Hamas launched against Israel on October 7. Netanyahu's comments come amid concerns over the civilian death toll in Gaza, to which he responded by questioning what the U.S. would do in a similar situation, implying broad American support for Israel's actions.
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Israeli PM defends military's response in Gaza, saying US would be doing "a hell of a lot more" if faced with a terror attack similar to Hamas' attack on Israel on Oct. 7 #terrorism https://t.co/ZxcwtR6abY
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended the military's response in Gaza, saying that the United States would be doing "a hell of a lot more" if faced with a terror attack similar to Hamas' attack on Israel on Oct. 7. https://t.co/3sevYZZFcd
On Face the Nation Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended the military's response in Gaza, saying the U.S. would do "a hell of a lot more" if faced with a terror attack similar to the one carried out by Hamas on Oct. 7. https://t.co/PtIxX7zZHh
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended the military's response in Gaza, saying on @FaceTheNation that the United States would be doing "a hell of a lot more" if faced with a terror attack similar to Hamas' attack on Israel on Oct. 7. https://t.co/V91IYaVgJW
"What would America do?" Israeli PM @Netanyahu says about concerns over Israel's actions in the war and the civilian death toll in Gaza. "Would you not be doing what Israel is doing? You'd be doing a hell of a lot more. And all Americans that I talk to, nearly all, say that." https://t.co/ZKkkAqBeJM