Netanyahu: Manipulation on social media harming Israel’s image with Americans
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday that the declining support for the Jewish state among Americans, as recent polls show, could be down to the “proliferation of social media” and actions of sovereign nations behinds the scenes.The information permeating on social media and countries’ manipulation “with bot farms and other things” are related to the change in levels of support for Israel, Netanyahu told ABC News’ Linsey Davis.“Does it concern me? Yes, yes, it does. And I want bipartisan support for Israel, because I think that’s a fundament of our national security,” the prime minister added.Netanyahu also discussed his meetings with senior officials in the White House, including Vice President JD Vance, who had recently expressed critical views of the Israeli government, saying it contains elements that want to prolong the conflict with Tehran.Netanyahu told ABC News that Israel is not engaged in manipulating U.S. public opinion, or…
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During a visit to Washington, D.C., Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Wednesday that declining American support for Israel, as indicated by recent polls, is likely due to the “proliferation of social media” and manipulation by sovereign nations using “bot farms and other things.” Netanyahu expressed concern, emphasizing his desire for bipartisan support for Israel as a fundamental aspect of Israel's national security. He also addressed misconceptions held by Vice President JD Vance regarding Israel's policies, stating, “I had a very good conversation with the vice president this morning, and I think we straightened that out because we’re not. That’s not our policy.” Additionally, Netanyahu discussed Iranian attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, suggesting that energy pipelines could be rerouted through Israel to mitigate disruptions. Regarding negotiations with Iran, he expressed skepticism, noting, “They always lie, they always cheat, and they always play for time.”
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