Netanyahu in Rosh Hashanah letter: "In moments of trial, this nation always knows how to unite"

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu published his traditional Rosh Hashanah letter, in which he reviewed the achievements of the past year amid the war and the hostage crisis, emphasized Israel's security and economic resilience, and called for national unity ahead of the election period.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu published today (Friday) his traditional letter to Israeli citizens for Rosh Hashanah. In the letter, Netanyahu reviewed the events of the past year in the areas of security, economy, and society, and addressed the security and political challenges ahead. He opened his remarks with hope for the return of all hostages, and noted the moving moment of the return of Chief Warrant Officer Yehuda Katz, who fell 44 years ago. Netanyahu emphasized Israel's offensive operations and said that "Israel is today a world power," while praising immigration to the country and economic growth. Ahead of the election period, he called for national unity: "This year too, during an election period, there will be arguments and disagreements among us. But around the holiday table, we should remember one simple thing – don't be mistaken about us, because in moments of trial, this nation knows how to unite." The letter reflects Netanyahu's political positions and the government narrative, emphasizing achievements and unity.