"Israel Will Remain Us' Ally Regardless Of Presidential Election Result": Benjamin Netanyahu

These days election campaigns are intense in America. Meanwhile, Joe Biden has refused to contest the elections this time. After which it is being said that Kamala Harris of Indian origin will take her place. Meanwhile, Benjamin Netanyahu, PM of Israel, a country very close to America, has said a big thing. He said that Israel will always remain an ally of the United States. We remain committed to our alliance with America regardless of the outcome of the presidential election. This statement of Netanyahu has come when he is on a tour of America.

Trending VideosThe Israeli PM tweeted on the social media platform I am.” Netanyahu further said that he is leaving for America at a time when Israel is fighting on seven fronts and there is great political uncertainty in Washington. I will address both houses of Congress for the fourth time as PM of Israel.

‘No matter who the American people elect as President, Israel will remain a strong ally’

“I will tell my friends on both sides that no matter who the American people choose as their next president, Israel will remain America’s indispensable and strong ally in the Middle East,” Netanyahu said.

Praising US President Joe Biden, Netanyahu said, “This will be an opportunity to thank Biden for his work in the war against Israel, during his long and distinguished career in public service as senator, vice president and president. “It will also be an opportunity to discuss with them how to move forward in the crucial months ahead.”

First American visit amid war with Hamas

It is noteworthy that Netanyahu is visiting America amidst the war between Israel and Hamas. He will meet US President Joe Biden here on Tuesday. Also on Wednesday he will also address both the houses of the US Parliament.

UN relief agency declared terrorist organization in Israel

The Israeli parliament on Monday gave preliminary approval to a bill to designate the main UN agency providing relief to Palestinians as a terrorist organization. This is a proposal by Israel to break relations with the body.

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) is working primarily for Palestinian refugees. UNRWA provides education, health and aid to millions of Palestinians in Gaza, the West Bank, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria. Israeli leaders have accused it of collaborating with Hamas in Gaza. The vote against it is being considered as Israel’s latest step to put pressure against the agency.

The Knesset Information Service said the bill would be sent to the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee for further deliberations. The bill was introduced by Israeli MP Yisrael Beitenu. It has long had tense relations with Israel but relations have deteriorated rapidly since the start of the war in Gaza and Israel has repeatedly called for the dissolution of UNRWA.