Benjamin Netanyahu

I think it's possible. I think it's likely because I think Israel, Saudi Arabia and the United States share a common goal, to change history to make this quantum leap, another quantum leap for peace.

The cooperation between the bureaucracy in the deep state and the media didn’t work in the United States, and it won’t work here.

We are at war, not an operation or in rounds, but at war. This morning Hamas launched a murderous surprise attack against the state of Israel and its citizens. We have been in this since the early morning hours.

Critics say the bills undermine the country's checks and balances system and the prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu is pushing these bills in part to protect himself from his own corruption trial.

There’s a lot to lose by going back to conflict, and there’s a lot to gain by moving towards peace.

presents opportunities for stability, for security and eventually for peace

We will hit every site, every target belonging to the ayatollahs’ regime—everything that they’ve experienced until now will be nothing compared to what they will feel.

We’re in the midst of one of the greatest military operations in history.

There is one essential condition: We must not reach a situation of famine, both from a practical standpoint and a diplomatic one.

Every democracy, including your own, has continuous tension between the judiciary and the executive or the legislative. That's happening in America. It's happening in France. It's happening in Israel.

It's important to understand the judges in my case have already been chosen. I've made it absolutely, abundantly clear that the reform will not affect any judge who today or tomorrow, in the future has to deal with my case.

People will see at the end that Israel was a democracy, is a democracy, and will be even a stronger democracy after this democratic reform.

I think President Biden has been a great friend of Israel. I've known him for 40 years, from the time he was a senator, through vice president, through president. I know his commitment to Israel's security.

The will of the majority, the will of the people, as reflected in the government that is elected and the legislature that is elected.

I want to tell you, I don't think you have a better ally in the world than Israel. Because Israel has become a great technological power and a great asset to the United States.

There is an issue. It's a real issue. It affects many democracies sooner or later. It's affected Israel because of the imbalance of the three branches of government.

I want to make sure the pendulum doesn't swing from an all-powerful judiciary, always independent, but not always all-powerful, that overrules the government or the Parliament.

I think trying to bring it back into balance requires, at least for me as prime minister of a democratic – a fiercely, a robustly-democratic country called Israel, to try to do it in as broad an agreement as possible.

We will strike our enemies and they will pay the price for any act of aggression.

I am demanding from the military and the security to put an end to refusal to serve in the army to stop it.

I think this is of monumental importance because I think the peace of the world is at stake, as I think the peace of the world is at stake with Iran getting nuclear weapons.

The real problem in the Middle East is not the democracy of Israel that has shown restraint and responsibility, but it's countries like Iran that pursue nuclear weapons.

I don't overlook antisemitism. I have a clear position against it, which I voice and I expect others to voice as well.

You don't praise Hitler. You don't praise-- how can you praise Hitler? Hitler was the greatest mass killer of all time.

I'll deal with anyone who's elected president, those that I worked with in the past and anyone new who comes to the plate because the bond between Israel and America... really is a bond of peoples.