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As he appears to grow more estranged from President Joe Biden, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering an old strategy — going around the White House and straight to Republicans in Congress. A close student of U.S. politics, Netanyahu first tried this maneuver in 2015 when he was denied a meeting with then-President Barack Obama and responded by accepting an invite from Republican leaders in the House and the Senate to address a joint session of Congress.
The Biden administration and some of its congressional allies have recently become a little more outspoken in condemning Israel’s tactics in its bombardment of Gaza in retaliation for the Oct. 7 terrorist attack by Hamas. This was clear in Schumer’s speech last week calling Netanyahu, who heads the most right-wing government in Israel’s history, an obstacle to peace and urging Israel to hold new elections.
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