The following is the full text of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech before a joint session of Congress on July 25, 2024, where he emphasized the importance of achieving "total victory" against Hamas in Gaza. Netanyahu's speech came in the midst of ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, with the Prime Minister calling for unwavering support from the United States in their fight against terrorism.
Hundreds of protesters marched outside the Capitol and roughly 40 Democrats boycotted the speech in protest of Netanyahu's handling of the conflict in Gaza. Despite the controversy surrounding his appearance, Netanyahu remained steadfast in his commitment to ensuring the safety and security of the Israeli people.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged in a scathing speech to Congress to achieve “total victory” against Hamas and criticized those who have called for a ceasefire in the conflict. Netanyahu's strong stance against Hamas garnered both support and criticism from lawmakers in attendance, with many expressing concerns over the escalating violence in the region.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lashed out against protests of Israel's ongoing war against Hamas in Gaza, broadly disparaging those who have questioned Israel's tactics in the conflict. Netanyahu reiterated his commitment to defending Israel against terrorist threats and called on Congress to provide the necessary tools and resources to achieve victory.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sketched a vague outline of a plan for a 'deradicalized' post-war Gaza in a speech to Congress on the importance of rebuilding the region after the conflict. Netanyahu emphasized the need for international support in the reconstruction efforts and urged Congress to stand with Israel in their mission for peace and security.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to address a joint meeting of Congress in D.C. Follow our live updates and analysis as he discusses the ongoing conflict with Hamas and outlines his vision for a peaceful resolution to the crisis. Netanyahu's speech is expected to be met with both support and opposition from lawmakers and activists alike.
'Give us the tools faster and we'll finish the job faster,' he said Wednesday, highlighting the urgency of the situation in Gaza and the importance of swift action in combating terrorism. Netanyahu's call for increased support from the United States underscored the gravity of the conflict and the need for decisive action.
These were the updates for Wednesday, July 24, when Benjamin Netanyahu delivered his fourth speech to the US Congress. More than 50 Democratic lawmakers boycotted his appearance and thousands of protesters amassed around the Capitol to condemn the ongoing violence in Gaza. Netanyahu's speech sparked heated debate and controversy among lawmakers and activists, highlighting the complex nature of the conflict in the region.
