The weapon of truth is what Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he must use in today’s media war. In a bold defense of Israel and his alliance with President Donald Trump, Netanyahu praised the historic strength of U.S.-Israel ties.
Liberty & Levin” to discuss recent developments in the Middle East. Netanyahu said the partnership between the U.S. and Israel reached new heights after American strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities in June.
During the interview, Netanyahu highlighted his personal connection with Trump. “This is different,” he said. He compared the relationship to past U.S. presidents, noting that Trump’s leadership changed the dynamics. According to Netanyahu, Trump brought a “refreshing view” on Middle East policy.
He called their relationship a “partnership of mutual respect and open discussion.” He also said that while the U.S. leads the free world, Israel stands as its strongest ally in the Middle East.
Because of this unity, both leaders have achieved progress once thought impossible. Netanyahu even nominated Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize. He cited Trump’s global peace efforts and influence across several conflict zones.
Despite military victories, Netanyahu warned of a different kind of war. Since the October 7, 2023, Hamas attacks, Israel has faced intense global criticism. The scrutiny grew worse online and in major media outlets.
He described the media backlash as an “eighth front” in the conflict. “Lies spread faster than ever,” he said. “The only weapon we have is the truth.”
The weapon of truth has become Netanyahu’s key strategy in battling what he sees as misinformation. He criticized mainstream media for pushing falsehoods and fueling anti-Israel sentiment.
“Shame on you,” Netanyahu said to biased reporters. “That’s not journalism. That’s propaganda.”
Still, he remains committed to correcting the narrative. He vowed to continue using the weapon of truth to protect Israel’s image and defend its actions.
Trump’s administration continues to show unwavering support for Israel. Both leaders appear determined to maintain their alliance and face future challenges together—with bold action and firm conviction.
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