Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told US lawmakers “our enemies are your enemies” in a moving speech to Congress that was intended to build supporters for the war to defeat Hamas in Gaza however, it was accompanied by protests from Palestinians both at of the Capitol.

“When we fight Iran, we’re fighting the most radical and murderous enemy of the United States of America,” Netanyahu said. Netanyahu declared.

“Our fight is your fight, and our victory will be your victory,” said the man.

Israeli leader was greeted with a loud reception from a majority of Republican lawmakers as he gave his speech at the joint session of Congress which was his fourth.

However, Nancy Pelosi, a Democrat and previous Speaker of the US House of Representatives, critiqued the website in a blog post about X.

“Benjamin Netanyahu’s presentation in the House Chamber today was by far the worst presentation of any foreign dignitary invited and honored with the privilege of addressing the Congress of the United States,” she claimed.

Ms Pelosi was not present at the address, but instead had a meeting with Israelis who were affected by the 7th of Oct. Hamas attack, as per an official statement from the office of her.

She expressed her hope that the premier would spend time working on the “ceasefire deal that will bring the hostages home”.

Political divisions are growing regarding the conflict in Gaza were accentuated by the scores of Democratic members of Congress intentionally absent, as well as the thousands of protesters in the streets in front of them.

A crowd gathered on the stage in Capitol Hill decked with banners with one of them that declared the Israeli leader to be a “wanted war criminal,” which refers the warrant to be arrested requested from the attorney at the International Criminal Court.

Five persons were detained in the Capitol building after they tried to interfere with Mr Netanyahu’s address according to the police.

In his address to the protesters, Mr Netanyahu declared: “You have officially become the Iran’s most useful idiots. “

In a number of references to Iran The Israeli prime minister declared that the existence of an “axis of terror” threatened the US, Israel and the Arab world, and framed it as an “clash of barbarism against civilisations”.

The term is a riff off of the concept that Iran calls”the “axis of resistance,” an alliance that spans all of the Middle East including the Palestinian Hamas, an armed group Hamas as well as Hamas, the Lebanese organization Hezbollah as well as the Houthis who control areas of Yemen.

He informed Congress the Iranian agents had repelled American targets and said they believed that Iran is of the opinion it is necessary “to truly challenge America it must first conquer the Middle East”.

“But at the very heart of the Middle East, standing in Iran’s path, is a proud American democracy My country that is, the Israel. Israel. “

For more than an hour, Netanyahu avoided criticism of Israel and presented the conflict in Gaza as his nation’s struggle for survival, as a call for additional US military assistance.

He expressed gratitude to the US for giving Israel with “generous military assistance” for many years, and said that in return, Israel has given the US with crucial intelligence that “saved many lives”.

He also called for the process to “fast-tracking” US military aid and claimed that this would speed up the end of the conflict in Gaza and prevent an escalating regional conflict.

Quoted from British Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister of Britain’s plea to American citizens in World War Two, he stated: “Give us the tools and we’ll get the job done. “

Mr Netanyahu did not address the humanitarian situation in Gaza in depth, with the exception of to claim that Israel supplies sufficient food assistance to supply every person with 3000 calories. If Gaza’s residents did not receive food, he explained it was due to the fact that “Hamas steals it”.

Outlining his plans of The Gaza Strip after the war He called for “a demilitarised and deradicalised” Enclave that is with Israeli security forces.

“Gaza should have a civilian administration run by Palestinians who do not seek to destroy Israel. That’s not too much to ask,” said he.

He did not make any reference to the possibility of a possible two-state solution. which is something that the president Joe Biden and Vice-President Kamala Harris – – who is expected to succeed Biden with the Democratic Party nominee – want.

Dozens of lawmakers keep off

Many standing ovations may not conceal the fact that 39 lawmakers were not present at the venue.

The majority of the HTML0 users were Democrats including powerful ex-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, who declared it “inappropriate” for Mr Netanyahu to travel to.

Ms Harris was not present the event, possibly due to the conflict in scheduling.

Throughout the speech Michigan Democrat Rashida Tlaib, the first Palestinian-American elected to Congress was seen holding a sign that was flying suspended in the air. The placard said “guilty of genocide” and “war criminal”.

Believing about the fact that Donald Trump could return to the White House, Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his gratitude to his former President for transferring the American Embassy to Jerusalem and also for recognizing Israeli sovereign rights over Golan Heights, which is now occupied by Israel. Golan Heights, a region Israel took from Syria in 1967.

Both men get together in Florida in the coming weeks.

In Israel families of hostages held in Gaza were gathered to denounce the speech. It was broadcast in silence onto the central zone called Hostages Square in Tel Aviv.

After hearing National anthems, the audience went away as Mr Netanyahu continued his speech on the screen.

Its audio is turned off, however the actor’s English speech was displayed with subtitles that were in Hebrew transcription.

After the conclusion of the speech after the speech, after the speech, Israeli army announced that they had recovered two bodies, Maya Goren and Oren Goldin in Gaza.

The announcement underscored the growing anxiety that hostage families are feeling about the possibility of seeing loved ones back in their lives and months-long talks with Hamas for a ceasefire and hostage release agreements not bringing results.

The speech of the prime minister to Congress took place nine months after Israel’s military campaign in Gaza which has claimed the lives of over 39,000 Palestinians according to Health Ministry run by Hamas.

Israeli military launched a war to take down Hamas in response to a massive attack in the southern part of Israel on the 7th of October where around 1200 people were killed, and 251 were held hostage.