A bipartisan group of senators posed for photos with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his U.S. visit, leading to criticism over their smiles next to a figure wanted for alleged war crimes. Senators from both parties discussed issues including the situation in Gaza and U.S.-Israel relations. Amid Netanyahu's controversial government actions regarding Palestinians, lawmakers were scrutinized for their optics. The meeting included discussions about America’s commitment to Israel’s security and potential ceasefire agreements, with numerous senators participating.
A bipartisan group of senators representing an eighth of the Senate met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this week, sparking criticism for smiling next to a man wanted for alleged war crimes in Gaza.
Lawmakers praised Israel and the U.S.'s war on Iran during the meeting, while Netanyahu's government moves toward expelling all Palestinians from Gaza.
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