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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu tells Congress Hamas 'barbarism' must lose
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1:05Now PlayingGratitude and purpose: These were the themes of Benjamin Netanyahu’s absolutely dazzling address to Congress on Wednesday.
Interrupted by 50 — 50 — standing ovations, Netanyahu triumphantly connected Israel’s fight in Gaza to America’s proper role in the world beyond its borders.
And he meticulously explained why the protests inside the United States in the wake of the war in Gaza served no one’s interest but Hamas and Iran.
“My friends,” he said, “if you remember nothing else from this speech, remember this: Our enemies are your enemies, our fight is your fight, and our victory will be your victory.”
He introduced a few heroes of Israel’s longest war — an Ethiopian Jew, a Bedouin Arab, and two amputees, one of whom is about to return to active duty to command a tank battalion. He did not make explicit what was visible: These are black and brown and light-skinned men, of different faiths, citizens of a small but astonishingly diverse state.
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