A youthful Binyamin Netanyahu appeared on television in Boston in 1978 and spoke about the same issues still being endlessly debated today about a Palestinian state and the prospects of peace in the Middle East.
Netanyahu’s rhetorical skills did not go unnoticed. Four years later, Moshe Arens, then-Israeli Ambassador to the US, appointed him as his Deputy Chief of Mission at the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C.
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(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)
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Mr Netanyahu is a brilliant orator and a statesman par excellence. Because of his superior skills, his detractors are always trying to find underhanded ways to destroy him. May H-shem guide him on the right way to continue being a good shaliach for Israel.
All talk no actions
He talks a good talk but when it comes to decision making he a day late and a dollar short
He has no (the much needed) justice reform, because he dragged his feet and fell for the lefties, he has very little to show for this 8 months long war and counting… with the north on fire 🔥, because he did a lot of talking but when it can e to actions he dragged his feet every step of the way and went along with the liberals. He even gave support to the enemy with food water and fuel while getting NOTHING in return
What a failure!!!
I like him, but I still hope for better. He is a good ערב רב, but still an ערב רב. H’s vision and dream is to see Israel as part of the western family of nations (with a minor flair of “Jewish culture”), and he’ll copy their values as much as possible to accomplish that. Our dream is that Israel returns to it’s roots and leads the world in recognizing Hashem – he does NOT want that.
Same murderer