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moniss

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4. It's not too unusual

Reply to Rhiannon12866 (Reply #3)

Wed Jul 24, 2024, 06:01 AM

Jul 24

for the average candidate to meet with foreign leaders and it usually isn't a problem but he is hardly just an average candidate based on his conduct and criminal convictions and Netanyahu is one of the most controversial and despised leaders in the world.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits Washington amid strained relations - DW News [View all] Rhiannon12866 Jul 24 OP

After previously saying they would not meet but only have a phone call, moniss Jul 24 #1

There definitely should be a law prohibiting him from meeting with foreign leaders, he's only a private citizen Rhiannon12866 Jul 24 #3

It's not too unusual moniss Jul 24 #4

Sounds like they're made for each other! Rhiannon12866 Jul 24 #5

Would love to see reps from The Hague show up and hand War Criminal Netenyahoo a document. aeromanKC Jul 24 #2

Former Israeli chiefs of staff and Mossad directors-"Netanyahu poses an existential threat to the State of Israel" LetMyPeopleVote Jul 25 #6