Question: If you had to remember Lindsey Graham with just one word, what would that word be?

Prime Minister Netanyahu: "Patriot."

🇺🇸🇮🇱 Prime Minister Netanyahu on Lindsey Graham:
"In my last conversation with Lindsey Graham, I told him: 'We can finance our own defense.'
He completely lost it and said: 'Absolutely not; you cannot do that!'
He was so committed to the security of Israel that he even argued with me to ensure that American aid to Israel continues."

Prime Minister Netanyahu on Lindsey Graham:

I said, "Lindsey, we can work with fewer." He said, "No, you can't."

He was willing to offer the Prime Minister of Israel a better deal.

He said, "I won't get a single vote in South Carolina over this issue, because you know that there are very few Jews living in South Carolina, and the people, yes, they support Israel – my constituency – but I support Israel, and I think you need more, and I will fight for this."

That was Lindsey Graham.

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, said regarding the death of Senator Lindsey Graham: "In Israel, there is mourning, and in Iran, there is celebration."

A video released by media outlets close to the Islamic Republic claims that Lindsey Graham has died.
The video depicts Graham's death not as a result of illness, but as an assassination. The next person shown on the list in the animation is Lara Loomer, a figure close to Trump and a supporter of war with the Islamic Republic.

Donald Trump on Lindsey Graham:

I am a strong supporter of Israel. Senator Graham certainly was as well.

US attacks on terrorist bases in Omideh, Iran

Poll: Israelis want peace with Arabs, reject Palestinian state

A new survey conducted by the Council for a Secure America found that Israelis overwhelmingly seek to expand the Abraham Accords and secure additional normalization deals with Arab states.

Seventy-eight percent said they support reaching a diplomatic agreement with Saudi Arabia; 72% replied the same regarding Lebanon, and 64% regarding Syria.

But Israelis strongly reject the creation of a Palestinian state, with 63% opposed and just 22% in favor.

Furthermore, a 41% plurality of Israelis think Israel should govern the Gaza Strip in the aftermath of Oct. 7.

An attack on a terrorist in the Tel al-Hawa neighborhood in southern Gaza City.

Image of a terrorist motorcyclist who was attacked, southern Gaza