Israel National News reports: “Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told hundreds of attendees at a JNS event in Surfside, Florida, on Wednesday that more than two years after the Oct. 7 Hamas attack, ‘Israel has come out of this war stronger than ever before.’

Speaking at the Shul of Bal Harbour, Netanyahu said Israel’s economic resilience is a central pillar of that strength. ‘Stronger than ever before economically. What does strong mean? Well, we just signed a $37 billion gas deal,’ he said. ‘That’s strong. We just had Nvidia – they decided to have a massive investment in Israel, and we welcome it.’

Netanyahu emphasized that Israel’s growing alliances and regional partnerships are the product of national power. ‘We have opened up opportunities for peace that have never existed before. In the first term of President Trump’s office, we did the Abraham Accords that brought four historic peace accords with four Arab states,’ he said. ‘We’re committed to do more.’

‘It’s peace through strength,’ he added. ‘It’s prosperity through strength.’

Netanyahu devoted a significant portion of his remarks to confronting antisemitism. ‘I say to you, members of the Jewish community of the United States, the last thing you should do before antisemitic attacks, as they attack you – the last thing you should do is lower your head and seek cover,’ he said. ‘That’s not what you should do. You should stand up and be counted. You should fight back.’…”