Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the U.S. would be 'doing a hell of a lot more' after a terror attack

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the U.S. would be 'doing a hell of a lot more' after a terror attack
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin told 'Face the Nation' that unless Israel has 'total victory' in the war against Hamas, 'we can't have peace.'

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended the military's response in Gaza, saying that the United States would be doing 'a hell of a lot more' if faced with a terror attack similar to Hamas' attack on Israel on Oct. 7.'What would America do?' Netanyahu said on 'Face the Nation' on Sunday. 'Would you not be doing what Israel is doing? You'd be doing a hell of a lot more.

Last week, Israel formally opposed recognizing Palestinian statehood unilaterally, suggesting that a decision would have to be made through negotiators. The Netanyahu-backed move preempts international pressure, amid discussions about recognizing a Palestinian state absent a deal. Netanyahu touted the vote on Sunday, saying 'the Israeli people are united as never before,' while adding that 'the policy is right.

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