House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said he would invite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Congress if President Biden doesn’t invite him to the White House
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy addressed the Israeli legislature and met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu while leading a bipartisan delegation to the country on Monday.
Photo: Abir Sultan/ShutterstockJERUSALEM—House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said Monday that he would invite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Congress if President Biden doesn’t invite him to the White House, amid tensions betweenMr. McCarthy told reporters that he expects Mr. Biden to invite the Israeli premier “especially because of Israel’s 75th anniversary,” which the country celebrated last week. Mr.
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