Netanyahu vows to combat what he calls ‘vilification against Israel’ online | US news

Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that US voters said he said he said he said he said he was responsible for the fall of support for Israel, especially among the Democrats.

“I think there is a harmonious effort to spread vilification and demonization against Israel,” he said, after being asked to respond to the survey that has been distant from the strongest support trend for Israel, Israel said.

“It was directed, financed. Malignant. We plan to fight him, because nothing reflects lies like the truth and we have won the hands of everyone after everyone has been exposed to facts. This is what we plan to do in the coming months and years.”

Netanyahu’s comments came during his visit to Congress, where he met Mike Johnson, the President of the House of Representatives.

In addition, they followed the last victory of Zohran Mamdani in the democratic primary race for the Mayor of New York, which believed that the commentators were criticized by the candidate’s vocal support to Palestinian rights and the Israeli military attack in Gaza.

A series of polls have a significant decrease in supporting Israel among democratic voters due to an increasing unrest on the influence of the war in the ruined coastal region. The ongoing war killed about 60,000 people – most Palestinians – and saw that most of the population threatened with hunger.

A GALLUP SURVEY In March, the US showed that less half of the people sympathize with Israel’s position, which has been recorded since the organization began to conduct surveys. Among the democratic voters, 38% of them sympathize with the Palestinians on the Israelis, which sees the reversal of the 2013 Gallup survey and that the democrats sympathize with the Israelis.

Other surveys I showed similar trendsTo raise concerns for the future of Israel support of the traditional powerful two -party US.

The Israeli leader said that his government has accepted an offer for Hamas, one of the Qatar intermediaries, and was proposed by Donald Trump’s Middle East ambassador Steve Witkoff.

Speaking at a cabinet meeting early on Tuesday, Witkoff announced the conditions of a proposed agreement for a 60 -day ceasefire, which he hoped to enter into force by the end of the week, saying that he would include the release of Israeli hostages.

“Ten live hostages will be released, nine died will be published, Wit said Witkoff. “We meet all the pledge families in the direction of the president to inform them, and we think that this will lead to a permanent peace.”

Netanyahu said: ık We accepted an offer from the mediator. This is a good offer. We follow the original idea of ​​Steve Witkoff and think that we are approaching it and I hope we can cross the line. ”

He also said that he expected to meet with the US president during his current visit, and that Trump has gone to Washington for the third since it was opened in January. The duo met at the White House on Monday evening, when Netanyahu presented a letter to Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Netanyahu, Israel’s last 12 -day war with Iran, Washington and military coordination with Tehran’s nuclear facilities again repeatedly resulted in strikes, he said.

“During the history of Israel, there was no degree of coordination between America and Israel, as it is today,” he said. “And I give President Trump with this extraordinary success.”