The comments come ahead of Netanyahu's visit to Washington, where he is set to meet Trump at the White House.Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday pushed back against US Vice-President JD Vance's assertion that the United States is Israel's "only" powerful ally, pointing instead to India as one of the country's strongest international supporters.In an interview with Fox News, Netanyahu said he respected Vance but disagreed with his assessment, arguing that Israel continues to enjoy backing from several countries."First of all, I respect JD Vance, we have a very good relationship, but it doesn't mean that I agree with everything that he says, and I have to point out this, Donald Trump is a great, the greatest friend we ever had in the White House, and I stand by that completel