His meandering remarks were the most extensive since the deadly weekend attacks.
Donald Trump didn't use the word “Israel” until almost 20 minutes into his speech, after criticizing his 2024 GOP rivals and praising supporters. | Rebecca Blackwell/APPALM BEACH, Fla. — He criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and called Hezbollah “very smart.” Both less than a week after the attack on Israel.Speaking to more than 3,500 supporters at a Palm Beach, Fla.
Instead, he said, the world became full of “chaos, bloodshed, war, terror, death,” and he warned World War III was on the horizon. He called Biden “grossly incompetent,” and described members of the Biden administration as “stupid people.” Trump didn’t use the word “Israel” until almost 20 minutes into his speech, after criticizing his 2024 GOP rivals and praising supporters in the convention center, including comedian Roseanne Barr and GOP Rep.Calling himself the “best friend Israel has ever had in the White House,” Trump accused Biden of having “tossed Israel to the bloodthirsty Jihadists” when
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