The Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, gave the president of the United States, Donald Trump, a golden people and a regular peers during his meeting at the White House on Tuesday. The gleaming gift, as well as the regular Beeper, was a reference to the mortal attack of the Israel search engine against Iran in September, The publication of Jerusalem reported. Trump thanked Netanyahu for the unusual offer. “That was a great operation,” Trump told the Israeli leader.
In a return gift gesture, the president of the United States gave Mr. Natanyahu a photo of the two of the visit, with the dedication “to Bibi, a great leader.”
LEBANO PERSONS ATTACK
In September of last year, thousands of searchs used by Hezbollah agents in Lebanon exploded, killed and hurting dozens. A day later, hundreds of Walkie-Talkies also exploded, killing and hurting the more scores.
Approximately two months later, Mr. Netanyahu confirmed that he illuminated the operation of search people in Lebanon. It was revealed that the intelligence agency of the Mossad of Israel planted explosives within the seasons ordered by Hezbollah months before the explosions on September 17 and 18. At least 39 Hezbollah members backed by Iran were killed and almost 3,000 injured.
Israel and Hezbollah have been fighting through the Lebanese border since the war in Gaza exploded after Hamas attacked Israeli cities in October. Since then, several Hezbollah fighters, including the former group head backed by Iran, Hassan Nasrallah, have been killed.
Israel Netanyahu in the US.
Netanyahu arrived in Washington earlier this week to meet with Donald Trump and senior administration officials to discuss Gaza’s ceasefire agreement and its plans for the Middle East.
After the meeting, Trump promised that the United States would “assume” and “owns” the Gaza Strip and display US troops in the region if necessary. He said that the United States would get rid of unspecified bombs, “level the site” and eliminate destroyed buildings, and “create economic development that provides an unlimited number of jobs and homes for people in the area.”
Netanyahu, on the other hand, called Trump the “best friend that Israel has had” and said: “The people of Israel have enormous respect” for the US leader. He said that the Gaza Plan of the president of the United States could “change history” and was worth “paying attention.
The Israeli leader said Trump was “thinking outside the box with new ideas” and was “showing the will to pierce conventional thinking.” He also accredited Trump for Gaza’s Hostage Agreement and said: “His leadership has taken hostages home.”
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