Netanyahu Touts Friendship With US, Denies Being in 'Permanent State of War'

99% of the time, we see eye to eye, but in any family, in any close friendship, there are sometimes differences of opinion. And we discuss them openly, I can tell you, in a free spirit, and usually we resolve them too. The relations are not quite as they appear, and we have many, many friends. And I have to tell you, we also take care of our friends, especially the Christians in the Middle East. The Christian villages in Lebanon, some of them have actually asked to be annexed to Israel because we protect them against the Hezbollah fanatics who want to kill them. We're not in a permanent state of war. I myself, with President Trump, we brought forth four peace deals. That's what we did. It's the Abraham Accords, and I believe with the weakening of Iran, which has been achieved by our common military action, I think we're going to get more because countries would like to align with us and to protect their future. It has something to do, frankly, with the social media, with the penetration of social media that has been used and abused by countries, three in particular. And they've had bot farms that push the stuff against America and against Israel. And it focuses on young people and young Americans. And I can't say that I'm not worried about the effect that it has. How do you combat this? It's hard because democratic countries don't have the ability to fight this bot war with the same means. We are accountable. We're transparent. It's not so simple.