Trump's Speech in Israeli Knesset
Donald Trump expressed his desire for a peace deal with Iran after the US and Israel struck the country's nuclear sites.
In a speech to the Israeli parliament, Trump suggested that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should be pardoned.
"Cigars and champagne, who the hell cares about that?"
Netanyahu is on trial in three corruption cases, including one where he and his wife are accused of accepting over $260,000 in luxury goods for political favors.
- Accusations include accepting cigars, jewelry, and champagne from billionaires.
- Trump referred to Netanyahu as one of Israel's greatest wartime leaders.
Author's summary: Trump calls for Netanyahu pardon and Iran peace deal.
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