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Visiting DC, Netanyahu and Lapid vie for critical title of Israel’s most adept US whisperer

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Visiting DC, Netanyahu and Lapid vie for critical title of Israel’s most adept US whisperer

Opposition leader seeks to dent PM's longstanding reputation as an effective advocate for Israel in DC, which the premier looks to shore it up by stressing his close ties to Trump

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Benjamin Netanyahu and Yair Lapid are in Washington, ostensibly for Lindsey Graham's funeral, but also to campaign for the upcoming Israeli election, vying for American favor, particularly President Donald Trump's. Netanyahu, who met with Trump, positions himself as Israel's most adept envoy to the US, emphasizing his close relationship with the President. Lapid, however, criticizes Netanyahu's public diplomacy as

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