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I’ll be honest—I never liked Netanyahu. I believed he should not be Prime Minister, and I won’t cater to the antisemites with the reasons. But today, I’ve got to say he redeemed himself in a way I never thought possible. What he’s done in the last 11 months is...

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I've been saying for months that, one day, all of those who criticises him will one day come to realise that this man is one of the most extraordinary strategists and heroes of our time.

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You were right all along.

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Benjamin Netanyahu is the OG. So is Donald Trump. Not perfect, but perfectly equipped to strike the blows that peoples who desire and deserve to be free need struck against those who would oppress them. There is no substitute for such men.

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Agree

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I always liked Netanyahu, especially compared to those who wanted to replace him, but that admiration was almost eliminated when he allowed US to dictate Israel’s actions re Rafah and Iran The only thing that gave me hope was his refusal to agree to the disastrous ceasefire deals But in the past several weeks, he rose like the Phoenix

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Yes he did🇮🇱💪

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I hear you, but let’s be real it’s impossible to know what we'd do in Bibi’s shoes. We’re sipping espresso at Cipriani in the West while he’s getting hit from every angle, working to free the Middle East from terror for both Arabs and Israelis

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Agree..

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Absolutely love Bibi. Now if we only get Trump back in the US....

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That's right

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