Netanyahu Addresses Congress, Protesters Rally at Union Station

Congress to Hear Netanyahu's Address on Gaza War

Protesters Express Dissent on Jerusalem Policies

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered an address to Congress on July 24th, outlining his perspective on the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The speech comes as the death toll from the war approaches 400,000, according to former Mossad director Meir Dagan.

Netanyahu's address focused on presenting his view of the war and reaffirming Israel's commitment to security. He also addressed concerns about civilian casualties, emphasizing Israel's efforts to minimize harm to innocent lives.

Prior to Netanyahu's speech, a group of protesters gathered at Union Station, expressing their opposition to Israel's policies in Jerusalem. The protesters pushed against police lines as they made their way to the station, signifying their strong dissent.

The Israeli Prime Minister's address to Congress has generated significant attention and sparked discussions about the complexities of the conflict in Gaza. The upcoming weeks will be crucial in determining the future trajectory of the war and the ongoing tensions in the region.