“The days of Israel-bashing are over,” US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley vowed on Monday.

Haley’s remarks at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee’s (AIPAC) annual policy conference were interrupted several times by enthusiastic standing ovations from the crowd at the Verizon Center in Washington, DC.

“I’m not there to play games and what I wanted to make sure of is that the United States started leading again,” Haley said of her UN role.

https://t.co/3WVo811RAu@nikkihaley US Ambassador to the @UN vowed at @AIPAC meeting: "never to allow “#Israel -bashing” at the world body"

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Referring to ‘the UN’s anti-Israel bias’, Haley noted, “I knew they said it was bad, but until you hear it and you see it, you just can’t comprehend.”

Haley called the Obama administration’s abstention from the December 2016 UN Security Council vote on the anti-Israeli settlement Resolution 2334 “embarrassing” and “hurtful.”

“Everyone at the United Nations is scared to talk to me about Resolution 2334,” she said. “That happened, but it will never happen again.”

At AIPAC, Paul Ryan talks tough on Iran, says US will no longer tolerate UN’s anti-Israel bias https://t.co/XVSRSAQbq7 via @timesofisrael

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Addressing the AIPAC conference in Washington, DC Netanyahu stated, “Israel has no greater friend than America and America has no greater friend than Israel.”

Netanyahu described his White House meeting with President Donald Trump last month as having been “exceptionally warm.”

“I want to thank the president for his strong support for Israel,” Netanyahu said. “I want to thank Vice President [Mike] Pence for his warm words for Israel last night. The administration has shown its commitment to Israel by turning those words into policies.”

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