Netanyahu Comes to Israel’s Defense at AIPAC Conference
In this clip from Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to members of AIPAC on Tuesday, the Israeli prime minister leads the audience through a thought exercise comparing Israel to New Jersey in an effort to sketch out how he views Israel's security issues.In this clip from Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to members of AIPAC on Tuesday, the Israeli prime minister leads the audience through a thought exercise comparing Israel to New Jersey in an effort to sketch out how he views Israel’s security issues. Afterward he sounds a note of solidarity about his country’s relations with the U.S. –KA
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