Benjamin Netanyahu
U.S. President Joe Biden expressed concern about “settler violence” and “terrorists violence,” the official said.
The leaders discussed an economic corridor linking Asia, the Middle East and Europe.
“With your leadership, we can make history,” said the Israeli prime minister to the American president.
“A credible military threat” could deter a state determined to wipe Israel off the map.
Israel’s Government Press Office released a transcript of the Israeli prime minister’s remarks.
There was an unusual delay ahead of the closed-door meeting, which focused on the Iranian threat, Saudi-Israeli normalization, the Palestinian issue and judicial reform.
“Protesters undermine Israel’s legitimacy and give ammunition to its enemies when they air their dirty laundry abroad.”
“Somebody needs to get the message out that we American Jews support Israel and its democratically elected government.”
The Turkish leader supports Israel-Saudi normalization, sources say.
The Israeli and Ukrainian leaders had a “cordial” discussion, according to the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office.
The Israeli prime minister is scheduled to address the world body on Friday.
