Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to Congress comes amid significant political turmoil in the U.S. and rising tensions regarding the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, which has claimed over 39,100 Palestinian lives. As he seeks to rally support for Israel during this challenging time, Netanyahu faces a divided Congress, with many Democrats boycotting the speech due to discontent over his government's actions in Gaza and the high civilian casualty count. His address, scheduled for 2 p.m. EDT, is expected to emphasize the need for stronger U.S. support against Iran and a united front against Israel's enemies. Amid protests and calls for a cease-fire to secure the release of hostages, critics within his own party have accused him of prolonging the conflict for political gain. This visit is particularly notable as it marks Netanyahu's fourth address to Congress, surpassing Winston Churchill's record, highlighting his longstanding relationship with U.S. lawmakers despite growing dissent.