Trump Applauds Israel’s 70th Anniversary, Says
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Trump Applauds Israel’s 70th Anniversary,
Says U.S Has ‘No Better Friends Anywhere’
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U.S. President Donald Trump congratulated Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his fellow Israelis on the country’s 70th anniversary, saying the United States has “no better friends anywhere” than Israel.
“Best wishes to Prime Minister @Netanyahu and all of the people of Israel on the 70th Anniversary of your Great Independence,” Trump tweeted. “We have no better friends anywhere. Looking forward to moving our Embassy to Jerusalem next month!”
Donald J. Trump
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@realDonaldTrump
Best wishes to Prime Minister @Netanyahu and all of the people of Israel on the 70th Anniversary of your Great Independence. We have no better friends anywhere. Looking forward to moving our Embassy to Jerusalem next month!
12:30 PM - Apr 18, 2018
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Mr. Netanyahu, who retweeted Trump’s message shortly after its publication, took his turn to respond in kind a few hours later.
“Thank you, President Trump! We too have no better friend than America. We are greatly looking forward to your moving the embassy to Jerusalem, Israel’s eternal capital,” he tweeted.
Benjamin Netanyahu
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@netanyahu
Thank you, President Trump! We too have no better friend than America. We are greatly looking forward to your moving the embassy to Jerusalem, Israel's eternal capital. https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/98...9452747776 …
4:06 PM - Apr 18, 2018
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President Donald Trump is accelerating the move of the U.S. embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, with the transition now expected to occur by 2019 — several years ahead of the original schedule.
Israel chose Wednesday evening to begin celebrating the 70th anniversary of its founding on May 14, 1948. Israel marks Independence Day according to the Hebrew calendar, on the 5th of Iyar — which this year falls on Thursday, April 19.
As Israelis paused to begin their celebrations, the fragile nature of their continued existence was reinforced at a boder post.
Officials said a large-scale terror attack planned for Independence Day had been averted after security officials arrested a Palestinian at a checkpoint in the northern West Bank on Wednesday with a “powerful explosive device” stashed in his truck.
Says U.S Has ‘No Better Friends Anywhere’
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U.S. President Donald Trump congratulated Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his fellow Israelis on the country’s 70th anniversary, saying the United States has “no better friends anywhere” than Israel.
“Best wishes to Prime Minister @Netanyahu and all of the people of Israel on the 70th Anniversary of your Great Independence,” Trump tweeted. “We have no better friends anywhere. Looking forward to moving our Embassy to Jerusalem next month!”
Donald J. Trump
✔
@realDonaldTrump
Best wishes to Prime Minister @Netanyahu and all of the people of Israel on the 70th Anniversary of your Great Independence. We have no better friends anywhere. Looking forward to moving our Embassy to Jerusalem next month!
12:30 PM - Apr 18, 2018
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32.6K people are talking about this
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Mr. Netanyahu, who retweeted Trump’s message shortly after its publication, took his turn to respond in kind a few hours later.
“Thank you, President Trump! We too have no better friend than America. We are greatly looking forward to your moving the embassy to Jerusalem, Israel’s eternal capital,” he tweeted.
Benjamin Netanyahu
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@netanyahu
Thank you, President Trump! We too have no better friend than America. We are greatly looking forward to your moving the embassy to Jerusalem, Israel's eternal capital. https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/98...9452747776 …
4:06 PM - Apr 18, 2018
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4,201 people are talking about this
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President Donald Trump is accelerating the move of the U.S. embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, with the transition now expected to occur by 2019 — several years ahead of the original schedule.
Israel chose Wednesday evening to begin celebrating the 70th anniversary of its founding on May 14, 1948. Israel marks Independence Day according to the Hebrew calendar, on the 5th of Iyar — which this year falls on Thursday, April 19.
As Israelis paused to begin their celebrations, the fragile nature of their continued existence was reinforced at a boder post.
Officials said a large-scale terror attack planned for Independence Day had been averted after security officials arrested a Palestinian at a checkpoint in the northern West Bank on Wednesday with a “powerful explosive device” stashed in his truck.
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