Netanyahu begins speaking, says disagreements are legitimate

Netanyahu begins addressing rally, wishing a happy new year to “both the right and left,” and mostly avoid partisan speak.

“In democracy there are disagreements, that’s legitimate. But I want to tell you, there are also places where we agree,” he says bringing up his visit to Russian president Vladimir Putin and the support he got from the Israeli opposition chief.

 

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