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How many Democratic lawmakers will boycott Netanyahu's next address to Congress?
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Netanyahu Vows 'Total Victory' Over Hamas in Speech to Congress
Jul 24, 2024, 08:15 PM
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed in a speech to Congress to continue the war in Gaza until achieving 'total victory' over Hamas. Netanyahu stated that the war could end if Hamas returns all hostages but emphasized that Israel would fight until Hamas's military capacities and rule in Gaza are destroyed. He expressed his vision for a demilitarized and deradicalized Gaza post-conflict. His speech disappointed those hoping for a breakthrough in ceasefire negotiations and hostage release. Netanyahu also condemned American opponents of the war. Many Democratic lawmakers boycotted his address, and thousands protested, seeking an end to the war.
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