Netanyahu’s speech to Congress could harm the U.S.-Israel relationship

Netanyahu’s speech to Congress could harm the U.S.-Israel relationship
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Last month, congressional leaders from both parties bestowed a rare honor on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by inviting him to address a joint session of Congress. With that speech, now scheduled for July 24, Congress is giving Netanyahu a
platform to interfere in U.S. politics, as he has done before. And as Democrats — who are now considering whether to boycott the address — clearly understand, the consequences could be significant. If Netanyahu uses his speech to undermine the Biden
administration’s diplomatic efforts and attack his own Democratic critics, that could further politicize the U.S.-Israel relationship, damaging it over the long term.

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