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Netanyahu uses last speech as prime minister to attack Biden on Iran

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Published: 15 June 2021

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Outgoing PM vows to return soon, and work tirelessly to topple the incoming government; also claims he rejected a US demand to freeze settlement construction

In fiery exit, Netanyahu assails Bennett, says he can’t stand up to Iran, Biden (Times of Israel)
‘We’ll be back soon’: Outgoing premier delivers scathing address on the Knesset floor, vows to work tirelessly to topple the incoming government

Netanyahu, in last speech as PM, says rejected US demand to freeze settlement construction (Haaretz)
'Apart from Iran, the second challenge we face is preventing the establishment of a Palestinian state,' Netanyahu told the Knesset

BARAK RAVID: Netanyahu uses last speech as prime minister to attack Biden on Iran (Axios)

The transformative legacy of Mr Status Quo (972)
Benjamin Netanyahu made everybody believe there could never be an alternative to the so-called 'status quo.' His departure should serve as a reminder that one always exists

Photo: Benjamin Netanyahu shakes hands with Naftali Bennett, on Sunday, June 13 (Emmanuel Dunand/AFP)

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