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(Jerusalem Post) Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Army Radio on Monday following his meetings with presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton behind closed doors in New York on Sunday. He said both candidates are "well versed in Israeli affairs." "It is important for Israeli citizens to know no matter the election results we will have a friend in the White House. The next president will continue the strong alliance between Israel and the United States." 2016-09-26 00:00:00Full Article
Netanyahu: No Matter Who Wins U.S. Election, Israel Will Have a Friend in the White House
(Jerusalem Post) Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Army Radio on Monday following his meetings with presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton behind closed doors in New York on Sunday. He said both candidates are "well versed in Israeli affairs." "It is important for Israeli citizens to know no matter the election results we will have a friend in the White House. The next president will continue the strong alliance between Israel and the United States." 2016-09-26 00:00:00Full Article
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