post Shared by X Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu once said, “America is a golden calf. We are going to suck it up, cut it up and sell it off piece by piece.”
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, 1990
Quoted from the recording of the meeting“America is the golden calf, and we will suck it up, chop it up, sell it off piece by piece until there is nothing left but the greatest welfare in the world… pic.twitter.com/LLlk1KYsgM
— Liott Tsu (@Liott521437) January 19, 2024
Verdict: False
That claim is false. There is no evidence that Prime Minister Netanyahu made such a statement.
Fact check:
Prime Minister Netanyahu recently said that most Americans still support Israel, even though President Joe Biden’s recent comments suggest otherwise. Axios. According to the newspaper, in a recent appearance on NBC’s “Late Night with Seth Meyers,” Biden argued that Israel would lose international support if it continued down a conservative path.
“America is a golden calf, and we will suck it up, we will chop it up, we will sell it off piece by piece until there is nothing left but the world’s greatest welfare state, which we created and which we control. “That’s what we’re doing.” We hate it. We will destroy them very slowly,” says a quote attributed to Netanyahu via X-Post. The post claims there is a recording of Netanyahu allegedly saying the words while working as a Soviet agent in 1990. This post has been viewed over 1,000 times at the time of writing.
However, this claim is false. The X post has Link Published on the website “Veterans Today” as a source. When I click on the link, I get a 404 error: “Page does not exist.”same thing Link Visit the website “Euro-Med.dk”. This is also included in the post.
Similarly, we found “Check the facts” There are no reliable reports Prime Minister Netanyahu suggested that he had made such a statement. In fact, the opposite is true. Mr. Snopes also debunked this claim. Articles from March 4th. The outlet said the archived version of Veterans Today included a disclaimer saying the site “could not guarantee.” [the] the absolute validity of its contents.” The newspaper also pointed out that Netanyahu became Israel’s prime minister in 1996, but the comment was made in 1990. (Related: French sniper not shown in X image, pre-Israel-Hamas conflict)
Furthermore, that purported statement does not appear in Prime Minister Netanyahu’s verified documents. socializing media account.
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