Netanyahu Honors Late Senator Lindsey Graham as Strong Israel Supporter
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attended a special dinner in Washington, D.C., commemorating the late Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, who passed away unexpectedly a few weeks ago. Graham was recognized as a senior and influential Republican, known for his deep friendship with Israel and unwavering support for the country throughout the recent three years of conflict.
During the event, Netanyahu met with Graham's sister, Darlin Graham Nordon, her family, and other attendees who celebrated Graham's legacy and reaffirmed their shared commitment to combating antisemitism and strengthening the unbreakable U.S.-Israel alliance. Netanyahu praised Graham as "a great patriot" whose dedication to the security of both the United States and Israel was steadfast.
In his remarks, Netanyahu said, "America lost a great patriot. Israel lost one of its greatest friends and supporters. And I lost a dear friend." He emphasized Graham's passionate commitment to fighting antisemitism and expressed how deeply he and many others will miss him.
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