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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stern rebuke Wednesday to left-wing critics who have targeted former hostage Noa Argamani and her father for daring to accompany him on his trip to the United States, as if that meant giving him political support.
Family members of other hostages held by Hamas and others opposed to the premier claimed the Argamanis appearance would bolster Netanyahu, whom many blame for failing to secure a deal to free the hostages after more than nine months of war. Now that she has returned and has come, together with the Prime Minister of Israel and the official delegation of the State of Israel, to attend a very important speech before both houses of Congress, there is a campaign against her?
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