The Israeli Prime Minister Was Able to Convince the U.S. President Not Only That His Pardon Is Definitively Forthcoming, but That He Is Not Responsible for the October 7 Massacre. Soon, Trump Will Visit Israel as a Likud Campaigner and Light the Independence Day Torch
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The Israeli prime minister was able to convince the U.S. president not only that his pardon is definitively forthcoming, but that he is not responsible for the October 7 massacre. Soon, Trump will visit Israel as a Likud campaigner and light the Independence Day torch
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