Netanyahu says 'Britain still an ally of Israel,' even if gov't 'appeases our enemies, attacks us'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu maintained that the United Kingdom remains a valued ally of Israel, despite the UK government appeasing common enemies and attacking Israel, according to an interview with The Daily Mail. He described the current relationship between the two nations as less than ideal, stating that when the UK appeases enemies, it is a sign of weakness.

Netanyahu warned that once a democracy starts appeasing its enemies, it won't stop, a lesson he learned from Churchill's comments about democracies slumbering while facing threats. He attributed this phenomenon to deception and propaganda, including the glorification of Hamas and Islamists who have caused harm to Britons, Americans, and Israelis.

Netanyahu emphasized that Israel is a tiny country fighting to protect itself and modern Arab states against Iranian domination and its proxies. He stated that even if there are differences, the UK is still considered an ally of Israel. Netanyahu also highlighted that Israel's intelligence had warned Britain about an upcoming Iranian-backed terror attack, which was thwarted, saving a significant number of British lives.

He reiterated that the UK authorities are appeasing their enemies while attacking Israel, the country that safeguards them from terrorists. Netanyahu warned that the UK's politicians are attempting to appease voters against Israel and in favor of Islamist ideologies, risking the relationship and potentially becoming a rogue state.

He accused the Labour party of supporting the Islamist Leftist alliance, viewing them as natural adversaries. Netanyahu concluded by warning that if Britain fails to regain control of its borders, it risks losing its identity.