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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu heaped high praise on Donald Trump as Hamas released the last living hostages.
Netanyahu also said he nominated Trump for the Israel Prize – Trump would be the first non-Israeli recipient.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday praised President Donald Trump as the “greatest friend” Israel has ever had, as Hamas released the last 20 living hostages under the new peace deal.
“No American president has ever done more for Israel,” Netanyahu said. “It ain’t even close.”
He thanked Trump for “standing up for Israel” at the United Nations, recognizing Israel’s rights in the West Bank — or the Judea and Samaria — and withdrawing from the “disastrous” Iran nuclear deal.
“Thank you for supporting Operation Rising Lion and for your bold decision to launch Operation Midnight Hammer,” Netanyahu said, referring to the June strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites. “Boy, you got to hear this — this is the most fitting name ever given to a military operation, because a little after midnight, you really hammered them.”
Netanyahu announced that he has nominated Trump to be the first non-Israeli recipient of the Israel Prize, which he described as the nation’s “highest award.”
Netanyahu further praised Trump’s peace plan for Gaza.
Netanyahu praised Trump’s peace plan for Gaza, calling it “a proposal that ends the war by achieving all our objectives, a proposal that opens the door to an expansion of peace in our region, and beyond our region.”
He thanked Trump for constantly reminding world leaders: “Remember October 7.” He recalled the horrors of the Hamas terror attack — the brutal murders of civilians, and the taking of babies as hostages to Gaza.
“Our heroic soldiers fought like lions. They fought on the front lines between civilization and barbarism,” he said. He noted that they had destroyed Israel’s enemies — in Gaza, in Lebanon, in Syria, and beyond.
“But the price of these victories have been heavy. Nearly 2,000 of Israel’s finest were lost. Nearly half [915] in battle. … Their love and laughter, their promise and potential, were lost forever,” Netanyahu said somberly.
Donald Trump is the peace President.