Netanyahu hits back at growing attacks on his leadership

ISRAELI Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hit back today against growing criticism of his leadership from the United States.
He also faces mounting pressure in Israel for a deal to free the hostages taken by Hamas on October 7.
In recent days, top officials in the US, Israel’s closest ally which has provided key military and diplomatic support, have publicly voiced their frustration with Mr Netanyahu and his government.
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