Israel and America expose Hamas, Hezbollah deception, vowing strength, deterrence, and peace through undeniable victory.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met US Senator Lindsey Graham at the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem, reaffirming the unbreakable Israel–US alliance at a critical regional moment.
Welcoming Graham as “one of Israel’s greatest friends,” Netanyahu underscored the depth of strategic trust between Jerusalem and Washington—trust forged through confronting terrorism, not appeasing it.
Senator Graham made Israel’s security reality unmistakably clear: Hamas is not disarming but rearming, seeking to entrench its grip over Gaza, while Hezbollah accelerates weapons production. Graham called this trajectory “unacceptable,” warning that weakness only fuels jihadist expansion.
Netanyahu agreed fully, stressing that Israel will not tolerate terror groups exploiting ceasefires, diplomacy, or international hesitation to regroup. His message was firm and confident: Israel sees the threat clearly—and will act decisively to neutralize it.
The meeting sent a powerful signal to allies and adversaries alike: peace will not come through concessions to terror, but through strength, clarity, and victory over those who reject coexistence.
