Isaac Herzog
The former Israeli prime minister posted an image of President Isaac Herzog’s head superimposed on the body of former British leader Neville Chamberlain, who signed the Munich Agreement with Adolf Hitler.
President Isaac Herzog extends condolences on behalf of all Israelis to the families of the victims of two terrorist attacks in Jerusalem.
“We have built up a powerful state that will not allow our enemies to inflict the very pain, suffering and devastating loss our people experienced during the Holocaust,” says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The work, unveiled during Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit to Brussels, quotes from Yad Vashem’s art collection.
“We must never forget that the Nazi death machine would not have succeeded in realizing its nightmarish vision had it not met soil fertilized with Jew-hatred,” says the Israeli president.
“I will have the privilege of appearing before the [E.U.] Parliament and to speak for the State of Israel, the democratic, strong, nation-state of the Jewish people, which extends its hand in peace,” said the Israeli president.
The Israeli president, who departed for Brussels Wednesday morning, seeks a “promising future of partnership between Israel and the nations of Europe.”
Israeli President Isaac Herzog welcomed U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan in Jerusalem.
“Hopefully this will be the start of a new period of improved relations between Israel and Poland,” says Polish Sen. Beata Małecka-Libera
The Israeli prime minister defends his government’s judicial reform plan, calls on opposition leaders to stop speaking about civil war and “the destruction of the state.”
The Israeli president has been working “full time” to create “wide-reaching, attentive and respectful discussion and dialogue.”
Amid opposition talk of civil war, Herzog calls to ‘lower the flames’
“I appeal to you, elected officials and citizens of Israel from the entire public and political spectrum: Show restraint and responsibility,” says the Israeli president.
