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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Photo: Wikipedia.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opened Sunday’s cabinet meeting by remembering 9/11, and saying that Israel stands shoulder-to-shoulder with “our greatest ally, the United States of America.”
Netanyahu said Israel also stands with other international partners in “the battle against militant Islamic terrorism that spreads its fear, dread and murder around the world. Our memories are long, our determination is boundless.”
Read full story at The Jerusalem Post.
