Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to address the United Nations amid growing international criticism of Israel. Concurrently, his political standing remains a subject of significant public and media attention.
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According to the US Secretary of State, the United States always remains open to talking to almost anyone in the world about a conflict, or a crisis, or some disagreement
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