Netanyahu to Make Historic Fourth Address to U.S. Congress
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accepted an invitation to address both houses of the U.S. Congress, making him the first foreign leader to do so four times. He expressed his honor at representing Israel and sharing their stance on their ongoing conflict. The address will highlight Israel's position and perspectives.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accepted an invitation to address both houses of the U.S. Congress, his office said on Saturday, adding that he would become the first foreign leader to make four such appearances there.
"I am moved by the privilege of representing Israel before both houses of Congress, and of presenting, to the representatives of the American people and the entire world, the truth about our righteous war against those who seek our destruction," the statement quoted him as saying.
Israel's netanyahu: accepts invitation to address u.s. Congress Netanyahu will be first foreign leader to speak before both houses of congress four times, his office says (Writing by Dan Williams)
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