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Clinton: Israel’s security is non-negotiable

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WASHINGTON – Democrat Hillary Clinton did not name, but did publicly criticize Donald Trump Monday as she spoke before 15,000 attendees Monday at the American-Israel Public Affairs Committee annual conference.

"Yes, we need steady hands – not a president who says he's neutral on Monday, pro-Israel on Tuesday and who knows what on Wednesday because 'everything's negotiable'," the former First Lady and secretary of state said. 

"Well, my friends, Israel's security is non-negotiable," Clinton said definitively.

Then she went on to explain why she supported President Obama's nuclear agreement with Iran – and said because of it, Iran's nuclear progress has been stifled. 

Democrat Bernie Sanders did not accept the group's invitation to speak, and all three remaining Republican candidates are scheduled to begin  speaking Monday evening at 4:00 Central Time.

More of Clinton's speech HERE.

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