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Much of Netanyahu's address represented a rebuke of Biden’s posture toward Israel — and a celebration of Trump’s foreign policy record.
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July 24, 2024

Netanyahu praises Biden but looks to Trump

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu came to the Capitol for one of the most highly anticipated speeches from a foreign leader in years.

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