Prime Minister Netanyahu Mourns Senator Lindsey Graham as a Dear Friend of Israel
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu mourns U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, calling him a dear friend and great supporter of Israel, following Graham's death.
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- Prime Minister Netanyahu mourns Senator Lindsey Graham as a close friend and ally.
- Netanyahu highlights Graham's belief in inseparable security between Israel and America.
- Netanyahu and his wife Sarah express condolences to the American people.
- Netanyahu calls Graham Israel's great friend and America's patriot.
- Israel lost a major ally, and Netanyahu lost a beloved friend.
- The article briefly notes internal Likud party tensions unrelated to Graham's death.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly mourned U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham on Sunday, praising him as a close personal friend and a staunch supporter of Israel. Netanyahu emphasized Graham's understanding that the security of Israel and America are inseparable, highlighting the senator's dedication to both nations. "Sarah and I mourn with the American people over the loss of our dear friend," Netanyahu wrote, recalling their last meeting where he expressed, "Lindsey is a great friend of Israel and a dear friend of mine. We have no better friend than Lindsey." Netanyahu described Israel as having lost one of its greatest allies, America a great patriot, and himself a beloved friend.
The tribute reflects the deep ties between the two leaders and underscores Graham's role as a key figure in U.S.-Israel relations. The article also briefly mentions internal turmoil within Netanyahu's Likud party, referencing criticism of two ministers, but does not elaborate further on that issue.
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