Netanyahu and Brazil Presidential Candidate Agree to Strengthen Ties
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Brazilian presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro, congratulating him on his election success. The leaders agreed to strengthen ties between Israel and Brazil and extended mutual invitations for state visits. This conversation is part of Netanyahu's broader initiative to expand Israeli relations in South America.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Brazilian presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro.
- Netanyahu congratulated Bolsonaro on his election success and his party's parliamentary achievements.
- Both leaders extended invitations for reciprocal state visits to Israel and Brazil.
- They agreed to renew the deep friendship and strengthen ties between the two nations.
- The meeting is part of Netanyahu's efforts to expand Israeli relations in South America.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke last night with Brazilian presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro, congratulating him on his significant achievement in the first round of presidential elections and his party's success in parliament. During their conversation, Netanyahu invited Bolsonaro for a visit to Israel, while Bolsonaro extended an invitation to the Prime Minister to visit Brazil. The two leaders agreed to renew the deep friendship between their countries, as part of the expansion of relations and strengthening of ties that the Prime Minister is leading in the South American region.
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