WEST PALM BEACH, United States - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump sharply criticised his Democratic political rivals and pledged to work for peace in the Middle East if reelected as he met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Florida on July 26.
Former US president Donald Trump welcoming Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Mar-a-Lago, his private club and residence, in Palm Beach, Florida.
“We have incompetent people running our country,” Trump said while sitting across from Mr Netanyahu, describing Ms Harris as worse than Mr Biden. Trump’s campaign later released a statement on the meeting, saying he “pledged that when he returns to the White House, he will make every effort to bring peace to the Middle East and combat anti-Semitism from spreading throughout college campuses across the United States.”
Mr Netanyahu posted a photo online showing him holding a hat that said “TOTAL VICTORY” - which he has vowed to achieve against Hamas in Gaza – as he stood next to Trump.The tone was in notable contrast to Mr Netanyahu’s meeting with Ms Harris on July 25, in which the Vice-President told him to seal a Gaza peace deal and insisted that
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