Anti-Netanyahu truck campaign appears near White House during Trump meeting
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A mobile billboard criticizing 'Israeli' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was driven near the White House on Tuesday as he met with the President of the United States, Donald Trump, in Washington.
The campaign was organized by advocacy group Peace Now, which said it partnered with the US-based organization New Jewish Narrative (NJN).
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Messages displayed on the truck included, "America, don't trust him," alongside warnings that Netanyahu's government is supporting settlement outposts and armed groups in the occupied West Bank.
In a statement posted on social media, Peace Now said the campaign aimed to draw attention to what it described as "a systematic plan" by Netanyahu's government to back settlement outposts and militias, adding that the policy is intended to escalate tensions in the occupied West Bank ahead of elections.
עכשיו מחוץ לבית הלבן.
— שלום עכשיו (@PeaceNowIL) July 28, 2026
לקראת פגישת טראמפ-נתניהו, משאית עם המסר שלנו ושל ידידינו בארה"ב (NJN) נוסעת ברחובות וושינגטון:
זה לא כאוס. זו תכנית סדורה!
ממשלת נתניהו מממנת ומגבה מאחזים ומיליציות חוות כדי להבעיר את הגדה לקראת הבחירות.
-עוד תמונות בתגובות- pic.twitter.com/fqalHuUmZM
