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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Paraguay's VP Pledges Support to Israel, Citing Shared Values

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Netanyahu Meets Paraguay's Vice President, Thanks Him for War Support

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Paraguayan Vice President Pedro Alliana in Jerusalem to discuss expanding political and strategic cooperation. Netanyahu thanked Paraguay for its strong support of Israel during the recent war. The meeting included Foreign Affairs Minister Gideon Sa'ar and other officials from both nations.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Paraguayan Vice President Pedro Alliana in Jerusalem.
  • Netanyahu thanked Paraguay for its strong support of Israel during the war.
  • The leaders discussed expanding political and strategic cooperation between the two countries.
  • Foreign Affairs Minister Gideon Sa'ar also attended the meeting.
  • Alliana was in Israel for an official visit.
Netanyahu Meets Paraguay's Vice President, Thanks Him for War Support
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met in Jerusalem with Paraguay's Vice President, Pedro Alliana, during an official visit.

During their meeting, the two leaders discussed ways to deepen bilateral relations and expand cooperation in political and strategic areas. Netanyahu expressed his appreciation for Paraguay's firm stance alongside Israel throughout the war and for its support on the international stage.

Netanyahu thanked Alliana, stating, "Thank you for standing by Israel throughout the war." The meeting was also attended by Israel's Minister of Foreign Affairs Gideon Sa'ar and other ministers from both governments.

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