Netanyahu leaves Washington for Tel Aviv after a four-day visit.
According to the Times of Israel, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left the United States for the occupied territories after a four-day visit to Washington and several meetings with US President Donald Trump.
After visiting the historic home of Thomas Jefferson, the author of the Declaration of Independence, at Monticello in Virginia, Netanyahu arrived at Andrews Air Force Base on the US President’s helicopter.
According to the Times of Israel, the Israeli Prime Minister and his wife left for Israel after a four-day visit to Washington.
Netanyahu previously repeated his usual positions and, without mentioning Israel’s decades-long crimes against the Palestinian people and occupation of their homeland, once again held Hamas responsible for the continuation of the war, claiming: The war could stop today or tomorrow if Hamas lays down its weapons.
He claimed that the parties are very close to reaching an agreement to establish a 60-day ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli Prime Minister continued his claims by adding that the agreement includes the release of half of the living prisoners and half of the bodies of the dead, and according to this, about 10 living prisoners and 12 bodies will still be in the hands of Hamas.
Repeating his outdated words and justifying the aggressive attack on Iran that took place during negotiations with the United States, he claimed that Iran was trying to obtain a nuclear weapon, which we stopped.
Netanyahu continued to say, to attract the attention of Donald Trump, that Israel has never had a supporter in America as strong as President Trump.