WASHINGTON - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday attempted to combat growing skepticism among U.S. President Donald Trump's right-wing base, appearing on The Officer Tatum podcast to directly dismiss concerns about the status of Palestinian Christians amid the war in Gaza and the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
WASHINGTON - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday attempted to combat growing skepticism among U.S. President Donald Trump's right-wing base, appearing on The Officer Tatum podcast to directly dismiss concerns about the status of Palestinian Christians amid the war in Gaza and the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
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