François Thérien writes in The duty of January 20 (“Hello Bibi, here Joe”) that President Reagan told Menachem Begin in 1982 that the Israeli bombing of Beirut had to stop or their relationship would be seriously compromised. The bombings had stopped. Such a warning from Justin Trudeau to Benjamin Netanyahu would undoubtedly not have the same political and financial weight, but would have the distinct advantage of demonstrating that the Canadian Prime Minister not only has the capacity to have an opinion, but the courage to do so. express it publicly and take responsibility for it.
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