Florida (AFP) – In Florida on Friday, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump greeted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu while criticizing his Democratic opponents and promising to stabilize the Middle East.

Meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Florida on Friday, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump strongly blasted his Democratic rivals and promised to strive for peace in the Middle East if reelected.

The meeting concluded a week that saw Netanyahu address the US Congress and have meetings with President Joe Biden and the vice presidential candidate, Kamala Harris, who is the presumed Democratic nominee. In their meeting the day before, the Israeli leader was chastised for the state of affairs in Gaza.

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