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Netanyahu highlights hostage talks in Blair House reception
Netanyahu's U.S. visit emphasizes hostages' freedom, U.S.-Israel relations, and honoring Gen. Erik Kurilla. Highlights include engagement with evangelical Christians and key political figures.
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