On the recordJanuary 26, 2015
If having the Israeli prime minister come address a joint session of Congress is undercutting American policy, then there is something wrong with America's foreign policy.
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congress.govIf having the Israeli prime minister come address a joint session of Congress is undercutting American policy, then there is something wrong with America's foreign policy.
Zeldin defends the invitation to the Israeli prime minister as supportive of U.S. policy.
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