Exclusive: Sara Netanyahu warns of surging antisemitism and importance of Jewish-Christian alliance
Sara Netanyahu wrapped up a four-day Washington visit at the invitation of the first lady Melania Trump focused on tech and education over the backdrop of the Iran war and rising antisemitism.

Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has recently concluded a four-day visit to Washington, D.C., where she was invited by First Lady Melania Trump to attend the "Be Best" First Ladies’ Summit. This visit took place amidst the backdrop of escalating tensions with Iran and a surge in antisemitism around the world. In exclusive comments to Fox News Digital, Netanyahu warned about the growing dangers of antisemitism and the attempts to undermine the relationship between Christian and Jewish communities.
During her visit, Netanyahu emphasized that extremist elements on both the far left and right continue to promote antisemitism, despite the historical record of where it leads. These groups are seeking to undermine Israel and divide support within the Christian community. She highlighted her husband's commitment to maintaining a close and genuine relationship with the Christian community, noting that he has never had a prime minister like him who makes it a point to meet with leaders of the Christian community during every visit to the United States.
Netanyahu expressed her appreciation for the courage of Christian pastors and influencers who stand firm against the enemies of Israel. She referred to them as unofficial ambassadors and hoped that their partnership would continue to grow and strengthen. She mentioned a significant event in July when Israel hosted Paula White-Cain, the White House Faith Office head and close adviser to the president, for a special event attended by both Netanyahu and her husband. This event was broadcast to millions of Christian viewers worldwide.
The rise in antisemitism became particularly evident following Hamas's deadly attack on October 7, 2023, which resulted in the tragic loss of 1,200 lives in Israel. This surge in antisemitism has been observed globally, including in the United States.
Sara Netanyahu was raised in Israel by her parents, Shmuel and Hava Ben-Artzi. Her father, a Bible scholar and educator, instilled in her an appreciation for the Jewish people's historical connection to the land of Israel. In her interviews, Netanyahu reiterated the importance of remembering the Holocaust as a moment in history that cannot and will not be repeated.
Throughout her visit, Netanyahu underscored the necessity of a strong Jewish-Christian alliance in the face of rising antisemitism and the challenges posed by Iran. She called for continued collaboration and support between Jewish and Christian communities to counteract the threats they both face. Her message serves as a reminder of the critical role that interfaith relationships play in promoting peace, understanding, and mutual respect in an increasingly complex global landscape.
In conclusion, Sara Netanyahu's visit to Washington, D.C., and her exclusive comments to Fox News Digital have brought renewed attention to the pressing issue of antisemitism and the importance of the Jewish-Christian alliance. Her call for unity and collaboration between these two communities serves as a powerful reminder of the shared history and values that bind them together, and the need to stand united in the face of common challenges and threats. As tensions with Iran escalate and antisemitism continues to surge, the message of unity and strength in diversity becomes more relevant than ever.










