Netanyahu condemns 'bloody horror' in Manchester

The Washington Post 2017-05-23

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said, "the slaughter of innocents must be unconditionally condemned and unflinchingly confonted, no matter where it occurs," on May 23, after the attack in Manchester the night before.
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