Netanyahu: Those Who Do Not Condemn Terrorism Support It
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel at the forefront of the fight against global terrorism. Photo: Wikipedia.
Those who do not condemn terrorism, support it, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday at the opening of the weekly cabinet meeting.
A day after the suicide bombing in Istanbul that killed four people, including three Israelis, Netanyahu said that terrorism “sows death and destruction throughout the world.”
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